Pioneer underground station Limbo Radio relaunches above Hidden nightclub with epic 48-hour stream

From humble beginnings in student Fallowfield digs to a new studio above Hidden nightclub, underground Manchester radio station Limbo has come far in the past three years.

The independent online radio station was started by a group of friends whilst studying their undergraduate degrees and has grown into a household name since it first began broadcasting in 2016.

Following a brief hiatus this summer, Limbo Radio will return to our airwaves later this month from a brand new studio located above Hidden nightclub – bringing new residents, merchandise and events with it.

Situated in the area surrounding Strangeways, alongside Hidden they’ll be neighbouring prolific experimental music venues The White Hotel and Partisan.

Listeners will be able to lock into a 48-hour stream between 12pm on Friday 20th September until 12pm on Sunday 22nd September to hear sets from the likes of 96 Back, Aalice (Meat Free), acidhousedeathsquad, Alexis, Alex T, All Hands On Deck, Anja Petitto, Arma, Bakk.Heia, BFTT, BLOOM, Bloomfield, boygirl, Bruce and Clemency.

Further sets will come from Daniel Ruane, DJ Python, Dr. Banana, DJ Luz, High Hoops, Izzy Bolt, JEROME, Holly Lester, Kim & Aggy, LUCE_, Mike O’Mara, MLE, OK Williams, Patrice, re:ni, RUF DUG, Sofie K, Space Cadets, Strange Riddims, TamTam, Tom Boogizm, Will Lister and Yant.

Going forward, Limbo’s new programming will showcase music, arts and culture from Manchester and beyond with over 30 residents including Yant, boygirl, All Hands On Deck and Holly Lester.

“We want to get people to stop missing a trick with Manchester and see that the city is a strong beating heart filled with endless talent in every field,” says Limbo’s Connor Cooper.

“We’ve taken time to collaborate with even more show producers, studio hands, graphic designers, videographers and photographers to continue to show off just what this city has to offer.”

The station has also extended its broadcasting hours and will now be on air every day from 4pm to 10pm.

Stayed locked on through freeform radio transmissions at limbo.live from Friday 20th September for the latest in Manchester’s underground music scene.