Loyle Carner Manchester Tickets - Freight Island

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Loyle Carner

2 concerts

South London's Loyle Carner crafts introspective, jazz-infused hip-hop. Celebrated for honest lyrics on identity and family, his acclaimed albums include "Yesterday's Gone," "Not Waving, but Drowning," "hugo," and "hopefully!". A Mercury Prize and Brit Award nominee, he collaborates with artists like Jorja Smith and Tom Misch, captivating audiences with his poetic flow.

The Warehouse Project

20 concerts

The Warehouse Project, born in Manchester in 2006, is a renowned seasonal club series. It transforms unique spaces into temporary electronic music hubs, celebrated for showcasing diverse genres from house and techno to drum and bass. Known for attracting top-tier DJs, it was named the "World's Favourite Nightclub" in 2023.

Children of Zeus

5 concerts

Children of Zeus is a British hip-hop and soul duo from Manchester, England, formed in 2016. The group consists of two members: Konny Kon and Tyler Daley. They are widely recognized for their soulful approach, blending elements of classic soul and hip-hop.

Rich Reason

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Dweller

Dweller is a Toronto and Winnipeg-based quartet blending brooding indie-folk with groove-driven, minimalist arrangements. Members include Georgia Harmer, Julian Psihogios, Kris Ulrich, and Dylan Macdonald. Known for introspective lyrics and live-off-the-floor recordings, their debut EP showcases strong songwriting and instrumental skills.

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Frankie Stew and Harvey Gunn

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Freight Island Urban market and entertainment complex Capacity: 3,000

11 Baring Street, Greater, Manchester

About Freight Island

Freight Island, a 3,000-capacity urban market and entertainment complex in Manchester, UK, is reimagined from the historic Mayfield station's former freight depot, celebrating its industrial architecture. This multifaceted destination offers a dynamic blend of live music, diverse food, and immersive cultural events across its unique indoor and outdoor spaces.

Loyle Carner and The Warehouse Project