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1. 31. Future's bright for The Futureheads

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 July 2004 IF Edinburgh's Franz Ferdinand are the middle-class wing of the current resurgence in art rock and new wave, then The Futureheads are laying claim to be the working man's version with a tour of social clubs and working men's clubs, including a gig in Chorlton on Monday, July 12.

2. 32. Luxury breaks!

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 09 September 2004 WELL, you wait for ages and two come along at once. It's buses normally but this week it applies to clubs in the city.

3. 33. Venue review: Jilly's Rockworld

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 06 July 2005 DESPITE Manchester’s lack of prowess in the fields of hard rock and metal. our fair city is home to one of the longest-running and most successful rock clubs in the country. Over 20 years old, Jilly’s Rock World regularly packs in hundreds of fans from all over the north west.

4. 34. Annie - Happy Without You Remixes (679)

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 12 July 2005 NORWEGIAN electro pop princess Annie hasn't quite crossed over from the clubs into the charts in the way the style mags were predicting.

5. 35. Venue review: Cruz 101

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 07 July 2005 WHEN you think about the Gay Village, there are a few venues that are recognised as institutions as intrinsic to Village life as anything else. Alongside Essential, Vanilla and many other pubs and clubs, Cruz 101 is definitely one such venue.

6. 36. Ray LaMontagne @ Night & Day

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 24 November 2004 ONE of the most fabled concert tours in music history happened when Morrison played Cambridge and Boston clubs in early 1968, previewing songs from Astral Weeks with string bass accompaniment. The scene was replayed at the Night and Day Caf', as Ray LaMontagne unleashed his rapturous voice.

7. 37. ITC live: The KBC @ Late Room

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 03 October 2005 WELL they got their wish, well almost anyway. After stating they prefer to play real clubs to suit their ‘perfect dance floor music’, Preston trio The KBC gave Peter Street’s jazz club-style venue a proper wake-up call last night.

8. 38. Now we've got our Mo-Ho working

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 November 2007 MANCHESTER has never been short of venues for events, clubs and parties. But the city has been short of venues where you might hang out in for more than your allotted time; which have an identity beyond the bash that's taking place there that night.

9. 39. Tango time

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 November 2004 THINK of tango (not the pop, silly). Imagine lustful Latinos, locked in passionate embrace in the packed, dusty clubs or Barrios of Buenos Aires, breaking only to execute complex ravelling arm movements or to swish and whip their legs dangerously around their respective partners.

10. 40. Giving it 100 per cent

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 October 2005 XS Malarkey’s is possibly the most generous of comedy clubs on the Manchester circuit. Renowned for charging a very low price for top quality acts, how could they top that for the comedy festival? Simple, put on their charity night 10x10, where ten comics do just ten minutes each.& It takes place on Monday.

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