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1. 1. Manchester Pride: Clubs

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 26 August 2004 WHILE Pride is really all about celebrating diversity and raising much-needed funds for charity, for many people it's simply an excuse to stay out for three nights running, getting increasingly addled as the drink and other stimulants take their toll.

2. 2. No Mile High Club for Javine

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 June 2004 JAVINE - famous for being a Girl Not-Aloud - is thrilled when she hears her top five debut, Real Things, played in clubs. Swanky clubs, gym clubs... in fact, the only club the feisty 23-year-old hasn't heard her music blaring away in is the Mile High. For Javine Hylton is petrified of flying.

3. 3. Kinky nights in the country

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 November 2004 THE last time we ventured out to Frodsham to visit 2Kinky we were greeted by enthusiastic clubbers who seemed to enjoy escaping the city in pursuit of hedonistic thrills. It was a laugh. Quite the opposite of your heads-down serious music lovers' clubs and all the better for it.

4. 4. Christmas Comedy @ The Frog and Bucket

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 17 December 2004 YOU WOULD imagine that the run up to Christmas would be a happy affair in comedy clubs. That the peace and love encouraged at this time of year would be extended to comedians.

5. 5. Venue review: Emporia

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 November 2004 MANCHESTER is a constantly evolving city on something of an energy rush at the moment. But despite a myriad small nights setting up there was no new actual clubs to go and seek out. Until now with the opening of Emporia opposite Deansgate Locks.

6. 6. Monkee Food

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 June 2004 THERE are many ways to skin a cat, goes the old adage. Those of you used to hearing DJs perform only in clubs to a dancefloor might be in for surprise if you head down to Contact Theatre on Oxford Road.

7. 7. Fun in the sun

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 July 2004 TRADITIONALLY, stand up is an entertainment performed in seedy, beer-sticky clubs, slunk into by punters off dark rain-soaked streets.

8. 8. 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.

9. 9. 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.

10. 10. Earl Okin - Musical Genius & Sex Symbol (Sony Jazz)

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 May 2004 THIS IS self-styled 'musical genius and sex symbol' Earl Okin's first album for Sony Jazz, but that does not mean he's a newcomer. He has been performing in comedy clubs since the 1970s, and once even supported Paul McCartney.

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