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Sunday 29th September
Tim Burgess plus special guests
Hall Two, Doors 7.30pm
Author, DJ and frontman of Manchester indie-rock group The Charlatans, Tim Burgess is on the road with his acclaimed new remix album‘ Oh No I Love You More’.“ Burgess at his best.” The Guardian
Presented by SJM Concerts.
Tickets: £ 16( Club layout) Ages 14 + only.
Wednesday 2nd October
Live _ Transmission –‘ Joy Division Reworked’ performed by Heritage Orchestra & Scanner, with visuals by Matt Watkins
Hall One, 7.30pm
A unique audio-visual collaboration between electronic music pioneer Scanner, the restlessly inventive Heritage Orchestra and exploratory visual artist Matt Watkins, reinterpreting the legacy of one of the UK’ s most influential bands.
Tickets: £ 19.50
Sunday 29th September
Royal Northern Sinfonia: A German Requiem
Hall One, 7.30pm
Thomas Zehetmair: Conductor Elizabeth Atherton: Soprano Matthew Brook: Baritone Royal Northern Sinfonia Chorus of Royal Northern Sinfonia
Brahms A German Requiem
With a pre-concert talk at 6.30pm and a post-concert RNS Spotlight performance. Free to ticket holders.
Tickets: £ 10- £ 33
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Monday 30th September
Huey Lewis and the News‘ Sports’ 30th Anniversary Tour
Hall One, 7.30pm
One of the great American pop-rock bands celebrates the reissue of their classic‘ Sports’ album in a UK exclusive show. With hits from‘ Sports’ and other gems including‘ Heart & Soul’,‘ Hip to be Square’ and‘ The Power of Love’.
Tickets: £ 28.50- £ 45
Thursday 3rd October
Devon Sproule & Mike O’ Neill
Hall Two, 8pm
Sproule’ s music shares elements of folk, country, and jazz, delivered in an affecting, personal style. Her sultry, sophisticated yet sunny songs“ ooze the atmosphere of balmy Virginia days”. The Observer
Tickets: £ 12 & £ 14
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