Co-op Live, the AO Arena, the Apollo and the Albert Hall: Manchester gigs and what the crowd made of them.
Rossi, Warehouse Project, Enzo Siragusa, Saoirse, Marsolo, Jamback, Luciano, Mella Dee, Boss Priester, Cam Stockman, Emma 2000, Locky, M-High, Obskur, Olive F, bullet tooth, Mya, Pach, Marlie, Phill De Janeiro, Benji King, Jamie Fielding, Lily C-D, Nautica, Ranger Trucco
Depot Mayfield · Manchester
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Del Amitri
Bridgewater Hall · Manchester
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Warehouse Project, 4000 Hz, Alex Farrel, Anthea, Azyr, Bella Claxton, Kyle Starkey, Darren Styles, Dikke Baap, DJ Swisherman, Faster Horses, Jowi, Kirsty, Kuko, Mad Dog, Mcr-T, Mr. Polska, Natte Visstick, Nyra, Pegassi, Rocket Rese, Seretide, Trym, Vieze Asbak, Onlynumbers, Winson, Yanamaste
Depot Mayfield · Manchester
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Masters Of Hardcore
O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester · Manchester
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Co-op Live and the AO Arena are the two large indoor arenas. Below them come the O2 Apollo Manchester, the Albert Hall and the Bridgewater Hall, plus outdoor stadium concerts in summer.
Take a Metrolink tram to the Etihad Campus stop, next to the arena, from stops such as Piccadilly or Piccadilly Gardens. Walking from the city centre is also possible. Full details in our guide to getting to Co-op Live.
No. The AO Arena is in the city centre above Manchester Victoria station, while Co-op Live is a separate arena on the Etihad Campus, in east Manchester. Check the venue on your ticket before you set off.
The AO Arena is directly above Manchester Victoria, served by trains and Metrolink trams, so most people arrive by public transport. See our guide to getting to the AO Arena.
