Rebellion in the heart of Manchester is for lovers of Alternative music. Great atmosphere in combination with live music - since its opening in 2013. This authentic and vibrant place offers a home for Indie and Alternative music, but you can also expect to hear Rock ’n’ Roll, Hip Hop, Punk, Funk, or Heavy Metal. There is definitely something for everyone.
One of the top hotel picks when in Manchester: Radisson Blu Edwardian with luxury bedrooms, restaurants, bars, and marvellous spa. Behind those four walls there are numerous Rock music stories to discover. The former historic Free Trade Hall is a truly Rock 'n' Roll place having hosted a series of landmark gigs over the years.
Grand Central is a place for Heavy Metal lovers and Hard Rock enthusiasts alike. The pub also plays host to live bands. Located very centrally this is a must-visit for Metal freaks when in Manchester.
Legendary Hacienda first opened its doors in June 1982 featuring a live music stage, three bars, a huge dancefloor, a restaurant, and cozy cafe. The venue developed into one of the hippest spots in Manchester, with the likes of New Order, Madonna, The Smiths, The Stones Roses, and Happy Mondays being frequent guests. The building also housed the Canal Bar with plenty of acts played this stage, too. The most renowned one probably Oasis. Hacienda was closed in 1997, being converted into flats afterwards.
The Boardwalk night club was one of Manchester’s most iconic live music venues in the late 80s and early 90s. Oasis played here 8 times in total with their first ever live gig on 18 August 1991. The club closed in 1999 before being converted into modern city apartments. A small blue plaque outside the former venue pays tribute to this legendary place.
This place is about heavier and Alternative music. Featuring two bars, Satans Hollow is a great Manchester night club for all those fond of Metal, Rock, Punk and that in between. Hugely popular with younger people.
Factory is housed in the former headquarters of legendary Factory Records, once an independent record label, featuring acts such as Joy Division, New Order, or Happy Mondays. As one of the city's most popular night spots, it focusses on everything from Indie to Dance.
Step into a vibrant club scene focussing on everything from Dance to Indie: Fifth night club is always crowded and lively.
O2 Ritz is one of the major venues in town and has been at the heart of the Manchester music scene since decades now. An essential destination for touring artists of all musical genres.
Opened in 1938, O2 Apollo is one of the premier live venues in the UK, with gigs from numerous major Rock, Pop, and Indie artists on the touring circuit.
Essential part of Manchester's music scene with up-and-coming local bands and more renowned ones on stage. Also with a strong educational focus, providing musical opportunities for everyone.
It's intimate, but bustling and rough: Ruby Lounge in Manchester's vibrant heart is host to the wildest Indie, Punk, and Rock performances in the city.
Manchester University is home to four different live music venues from various sizes. Manchester Academy has seen the likes of world-renowned acts performing on its stages.
This place with Baroque and Gothic elements is one of Manchester’s most iconic venues for live performances. Its acoustics are brilliant, so is the atmosphere.
Cozy Night & Day Café has played and still plays an essential role in Manchester's music scene with many renowned bands having played early gigs in here.
An indoor arena just north of the city centre with large seating capacity, hosting the really big music events in Manchester. Key stop for most artists when touring the UK.
Parklife Festival is held annually, with an impressive line-up from local newcomers up to renowned acts from the UK and abroad.
Annually held Manchester Punk Festival takes places in various venues throughout the city, promoting newcomers in Punk scene as well as hosting more renowned acts.
This four-storey building offers space for live music venues as well as bars and a great rooftop terrace. Altogether equipped with a sensational sound system for an unforgettable music and entertainment experience.
The City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester, currently known as the Etihad Stadium is the home ground of Manchester City Football Club. It was built to host the Commonwealth Games back in 2002 and has since staged several football internationals as well as rugby league matches. During summer time is hosts huge music concerts.
This lively and popular bar exists since 1776. Yes, you read this correctly. Its musical heritage is therefore long. John Peel interviewed Ian Curtis from Joy Division here back in 1979. In 2010, the music hall was unveiled – an intimate 80 capacity live music venue and performance space.
O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester brings you the best in live music, clubs, and performances, hosting the most renowned acts to play the UK.
Rebellion, Manchester (Photo by Bachmeier / Ramsthaler)
Rebellion, Manchester (Photo by Bachmeier / Ramsthaler)
Rebellion, Manchester (Photo by Bachmeier / Ramsthaler)
Rebellion, Manchester (Photo by Bachmeier / Ramsthaler)
