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1. 1. Sell-out Sisters

   CityLife, Friday 06 August 2004 TIME to dust down that gold lamé jumpsuit because The Scissor Sisters are on their way to Manchester. The bad news - their October 23 gig has already sold out. The good news - they've added a second gig on October 28.

2. 2. Cameron gets it sorted... again!

   CityLife, Friday 13 August 2004 NEWS comes to us that The Blue Rooms on Lloyd Street has closed it's doors once again. A surprised Cameron Dante, promoter of Vision Classix, is a little bemused by the whole thing, seeing as his night there was packing them in.

3. 3. Papers join forces to boost Metro fight

   Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 04 August 2004 THE Advertiser campaign to get the Metrolink 'Back on Track' is gathering pace with a series of new developments over the past week.

4. 4. Bard with a bit of added baa

   CityLife, Friday 13 August 2004 IT is five years since Chapterhouse Theatre Company's first Shakespearean production took to the boards or, more accurately, the open air fields of some of Britain's most beautiful country houses and gardens, since when it has become a popular touring attraction.

5. 5. Manchester goes mad for Madonna

   CityLife, Monday 09 August 2004 MADONNA kicks off the European leg of her Re:Invention tour on Saturday and Sunday. The gigs come just over twenty years since she appeared at the Hacienda as part of a special edition of TV show The Tube.

6. 6. Solar eclipse for Brown

   CityLife, Thursday 26 August 2004 STONE Roses star Ian Brown is on his way back to Manchester for what promises to be two sell-out homecoming gigs. The Mancunian legend - whose eagerly-awaited new album, Solarized, is released next month - is to return to his old turf as part of a three-venue UK tour.

7. 7. Madonna's meditation request

   CityLife, Tuesday 10 August 2004 WHILE Madonna fans get worked up about the star's forthcoming Manchester gigs, it seems that, behind the scenes, her crew is working hard to help the queen of pop chill out.

8. 8. Biffy Clyro's climb continues

   CityLife, Thursday 12 August 2004 BIFFY Clyro have just been hailed by Kerrang! magazine as the 'future of British rock,' but theirs is no overnight success story. The Scottish guitar trio, who return to Manchester today released their first EP in 2000.

9. 9. Thrills for the Apollo

   CityLife, Tuesday 03 August 2004 THE THRILLS, who shot to fame last year with their debut album, So Much For The City, have just announced a gig in Manchester to coincide with their second offering, Let's Bottle Bohemia.

10. 10. Comic book Chris

    CityLife, Friday 13 August 2004 COMEDIAN and comic book fan Chris Cairns talks to Marissa Burgess.

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