384 Kings Road is the place where Steven Patrick Morrissey grew up. It is also the place where 19-years-old Johnny Marr knocked on the door in 1982 in order to form a band. Please be aware of the current residents and neighbours.
Morrissey's Childhood Home (Photo by Google Street View)
Legendary Madchester venue with a super-early Oasis gig
The Smiths' iconic album cover from The Queen Is Dead
Where the first ever Oasis live gig took place
Bonehead's living room as iconic album sleeve
Where the two major Oasis members grew up
A prison, seriously? Yes, The Smiths fourth album derives its name from this one
Former school of the Gallagher siblings
Once home to Noel Gallagher
90s Britpop superstars
Oasis sibling on stage as solo artist
Post-Punk from Greater Manchester
Complex lyrics about the ordinary life
Electronic music duo
Alternative meets Progressive Rock
Pioneers in three-part vocal harmony style
Hugely appreciated in music scene
One of Madchester’s pioneering groups
Mick Hucknall combines Soul & Pop
Indie Rock from Manchester
Synth-Pop duo
