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11. Music festivals 2008: Isle Of Wight Festival
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 April 2008 ALL you need to know about this year's Isle Of Wight festival. -
12. Music festivals 2008: round-up
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 April 2008 THE line-ups for this year's summer musical festivals are coming together nicely with V the latest to confirm its running order. Find out who's playing where, here. -
13. Music festivals 2008: Download Festival
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 April 2008 KEEP up-to-date with all you need to know about this year's Download festival. -
14. Music festivals 2008: T In The Park
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 30 April 2008 Find out all you need to know about this weekend's T In The Park festival, here. -
15. Gnarls Barkley - Run (Warner Music)
Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 March 2008 I LOVE the song Crazy but anyone hoping that this track lives up to the appeal of that classic dancefloor hit is going to be disappointed. -
16. DJ takes the Livebait
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 January 2008 SUPERSTAR DJ Dave Haslam admits he's a "bit Stalin-ist" about music in restaurants. Luckily Livebait's soundtrack meets his approval, writes Dianne Bourne. -
17. Elbow dedicate award to pal
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 10 September 2008 AFTER 18 years as Britain's greatest rock underdogs Bury band Elbow have scooped one of the music world's most prestigious awards - and promised to give it to their late friend's mum. -
18. Tap into new folk sound
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 July 2008 ON record, Manchester duo The Winter Journey conjure up gorgeous tapestries of rustic country folk music. -
19. Chester festival going for a song
Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 July 2008 THIS year's Chester Summer Music Festival seems designed to prove that good things can come in small packages. -
20. TTWE: Alan McGee
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 June 2008 SOME music business pundits have a theory that you can trace the lineage of inspirational rock managers from the Rolling Stones' Andrew Loog Oldham, through the Sex Pistols' Malcolm McLaren, to Tony Wilson and on to Alan McGee, who helped Oasis sell 54m records.