Tuesday 31 January 2023
Del Barber / Lottie Gray / Mike Blue / Hetta Falzon - Manchester Retro - 30th January 2023
Monday 30 January 2023
Meryl Streek / Products - Manchester Deaf Institute - 28th January 2023
Saturday 28 January 2023
Charm Of Finches / Little Sparrow - Salford Sacred Trinity Church - 27th January 2023
Tuesday 24 January 2023
The Murder Capital - Manchester Piccadilly Records - 24th January 2023
Monday 23 January 2023
Powder House - Dublin Workman's Cellar - 19th January 2023
Hailing from the West Coast of Ireland are Powder House. A three-piece folk, alternative, indie rock band who are threatening to create a stir in 2023. Ahead of The Murder Capital's launch shows for Gigi's Recovery in Dublin, Jason Wynne stumbled across Mayo’s next big thing at the Workman’s Cellar one bitterly cold evening where they played in celebration of the release that day of new single My Corner.
TRACK OF THE DAY : New Divide - Delora
Delora is the second single by Manchester-based band New Divide, the follow-up to last year's debut All I Am.
Sunday 22 January 2023
Mackay Hingley - Decades
2023 promises to be a busy year for Tom Hingley; next month sees the return of his post-Inspiral Carpets band The Lovers, plus extensive solo and band dates with his latest band The Kar-pets. But first, he starts the year with an exciting new project. Tom has taken time to record a new mini-album with his life long friend, former Hacienda co-worker and band mate from his pre-Inspirals beat combo, Too Much Texas, Gordon Mackay. It marks the first time they have recorded together in 38 years.
Saturday 21 January 2023
The Murder Capital - Dublin Tower Records / Workman's Club - 20th January 2023
Dirty Blonde / The Lotts / Barstaff / Ruby J / Overpass (This Feeling Big In 2023) - Manchester Bread Shed - 20th January 2023
Friday 20 January 2023
TRACK OF THE DAY : VLURE - Cut It
Wednesday 18 January 2023
Big Joanie / GHUM / Chemtrails - Manchester Deaf Institute - 17th January 2023
Tuesday 17 January 2023
The Murder Capital - Gigi's Recovery
When James McGovern declared “The evolution will not be compromised” in an interview ahead of the release of second album Gigi’s Recovery it raised a few eyebrows in some quarters. Alas, any fears the band may have lost their way can be immediately quashed with their brand new offering Gigi's Recovery. The follow up succeeds the pain and grief from their dark and abrasive debut, When I Have Fears, with a kaleidoscope of colour and melody whilst still retaining that intensity, honesty and beauty of the debut record.