Spend a night in Salford with the legendary Bez this Christmas! MCR Rocks are back again with an amazing night […]
Music
Salford musicians bring their “Sunday Best” providing community with free acoustic music
The Eagle Inn on Collier Street, Salford is providing free acoustic music to the public via its “Sunday Best” show. […]
“My professors would listen to my songs and they would encourage me to pursue music” – Salford Alumni James Holt talks his success since graduating
Singer/songwriter and Salford Alumni James Holt, believes his time at Salford University helped him to launch his career. James, who […]
“We wanted to play our part” – A Salford music group have taken on the Foofighters classic ‘My Hero’ all for the Healthcare Workers Foundation
The organization Music solid has gathered people from all over including as far as Brazil to take part a cover […]
“The only local one closed down years ago” – Walkden’s only record store opens at Walkden Town Centre
The owner of Walkden’s only record store says it will cater for local tastes and recommendations. Sticky Black Tarmac, launched […]
Review: A night of live music with Trolley Productions at the Old Pint Pot
A diverse cast of musicians came together last Thursday for a celebration of independent talent hosted by Salford-based label Trolley Productions […]
“I was no A* student music kind of captivated, gave me a passion and a purpose” – Anthem Music School is coming to MediaCityUK
Anthem music school is coming to MediaCityUK on the 13th of September 2021. The family-run business run by Rachel and […]
Long overdue Fat Out Fest is back in Salford!
Fat Out are beyond excited to announce their long-awaited live return. Taking place across five spaces in Salford this Halloween […]
“Manchester is great, but people forget; Salford is where it started” – The Welly House Band breaking the music scene in ‘the other city’
The Welly House Band is a seven-piece group from Greater Manchester who found inspiration in Salford’s musical ancestry. Although none […]
50 years on since Graham Nash’s debut solo album ‘Songs for Beginners’
50 years ago on 28th May 1971, Salford’s Graham Nash released his folk-rock debut solo album ‘Songs for Beginners’ and […]
New In Salford
“We make sure we keep the child at the heart of everything we do, and that we do it well” – Adoption Counts view on finding forever families for children
“It feels like the world is coming to an end” – Floating Earth deflates during Lightwaves festival
SALFORD NOW LIVE 6 DECEMBER – news, sport, weather and updates from around the city
“The money we raise gives so many people great opportunities” – Salford woman to walk 6.6 miles for Francis House Children’s Hospice
“We are going to keep coming, and the BBC has another thing coming if they think this is going away” – Activists gather in Media City
New In Sport
MATCH REPORT: Salford City bow out of the FA cup after 2-0 loss to Chesterfield
“It’s a game of football and you have to make sure you do your job” – Salford City prepare to take on Chesterfield in the second round of the Emirates FA Cup
Salford author who unfurled the famous ‘Ta Ra Fergie’ banner is writing the follow up to his first book
“This is a blue-collar sport in a blue-collar town” – Boardman and Eccles welcome the return of competitive girls lacrosse
Irlam FC cruise to convincing victory over Winsford despite storm Arwen
New in Entertainment
Lightwaves festival returns to Salford Quays
“We are going to keep coming, and the BBC has another thing coming if they think this is going away” – Activists gather in Media City
“Will be great to see faces, old and new… See you at the front” – Bez’s Homecoming gig at the Pendlebury
“I once picked up John Cooper Clarke at 3.30pm; he had a custard cream for breakfast” – Henry Normal unveils Salford memories and poem ahead of Lowry gig
‘Cheesy’ tasting evening of cheese, wine and beer evening at Monton restaurant