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11. Buxton Festival @ Buxton Opera House
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 July 2007 WITH six opera performances in four days, composers ranging from the 17th century today, and casts of as few as six to as many as 110, the Buxton Festival reaches out. -
12. Arena set for Purple patch
Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 April 2007 GONE are the days when guitar shop staff tortured by one solitary riff would erect notices reading 'No Smoke On The Water'. Deep Purple play here tonight. -
13. Those Dancing Days - 1000 Words
Manchester Evening News, Monday 08 October 2007 CRASHING the song in with the blat of drums, and the top end warble of a Farsifa keyboard you wouldn’t be wrong in thinking this sounds like The Slits rehearsing with Bow Wow Wow whilst breaking in a new drummer. -
14. Kate Nash in demand
Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 November 2007 SOLD out: it's a phrase that Kate Nash fans are getting used to, and a situation that has pluses, and minuses. She plays here tonight. -
15. Apollo triple for Carr
Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 October 2007 I'M on my way to Reading, then I'm in Warwick then Cardiff, every weekend a different place. I like it," explains Jimmy Carr chatting to CityLife on his hands-free while travelling to his next gig. He plays three shows here this weekend. -
16. Comedy kings still laughing
Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 December 2007 JIMMY Perry and David Croft were awarded the OBE for comedy. Judging by the number of Dad's Army repeats, they remain comedy kings. -
17. The Go! Team - Grip Like a Vice (Memphis Industries)
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 July 2007 BRIGHTON rabble The Go! Team still boast on their CV a Mercury Music Prize nomination (for debut album Thunder, Lightning, Strike), but so do any number of acts that have seen their fortunes nosedive. -
18. Smiths' glory days
Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 April 2007 THE famous photo of Manchester pop legends The Smiths outside Salford Lads Club has been recreated. -
19. Finding hope in dark days of youth
Manchester Evening News, Friday 11 May 2007 BELFAST-born playwright Owen McCafferty, whose savagely hilarious Shoot The Crow was an M.E.N. Theatre Award-winning hit at the Royal Exchange Studio in 2003, returns to The Studio until Saturday with Mojo Mickybo. -
20. Take That's 11 days of Christmas
Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 December 2007 TAKE THAT have been unveiled as the most successful group to ever appear at the M.E.N. Arena.