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A Mancunian Christmastime

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Sir Paul McCartney proves Beatlemania is alive and kicking with outstanding sold out Manchester gig.  From The Beatles to The Quarrymen, McCartney performed to a crowd of over 23,000, with a lengthy set list lasting over two and a half hours, kicking off the night with Beatles favourite Can't Buy Me Love.  The show took place on December 15th, being one of only four UK dates - Two nights at Manchester's Co-op Live (14th & 15th), and two at London's O2 (18th & 19th). Consisting of eccentric backgrounds, James Bond themes, and reminiscent stories of his career's success, it was a triumph from beginning to end.  Just a couple of Beatles fans!  @paulmccartney It was hit after hit throughout, from earlier singles like Love Me Do, to Wings favourite Band On the Run , y ou can listen to the full track list here . In what felt like a big Beatles party, everyone was up on their feet, dancing along to the likes of Drive My Car and All My Loving, soon travelling even fu...
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Blossoms - Single's and Success Stories

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Surprising us with their new release "Mariah Carey Through Death Valley" just this morning, join us in taking a look back on the band's success over the past year, and find out what they are up to next! Announced through a post on their Instagram page, the new track was one of the last to be recorded for their album Gary , but ultimately didn't make the cut. Nevertheless, it's here now, and with a feel of their debut album, I wouldn't want to miss it.  Gary  (2024) album cover The band formed in Stockport back in 2016, releasing their self-titled debut album in the August, featuring some of their biggest hits, like "Honey Sweet" and "Charlemagne", still being received with screams and cheers when performed live almost ten years later.  In the past few months we have seen the band truly blossom, if you'll excuse the pun. The group released their fifth studio album Gary back in September, named after an eight-foot tall fibreglass gorilla...
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