A History of Black Mancunian Music, 1998 - 2020, at Common

A new way to eat, enjoy and embrace Manchester's music culture.

By Steven Pankhurst | Last updated 24 January 2020

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In the first of a series of evenings designed to take you on a journey through Mancunian culture, Eyes on the Pies are presenting a run through from the perspective of Urban music in our city – circa 1998 – 2020.

The night will explore the rise of Cleopatra, one of the UK’s first black 90’s girl groups right through to the artists that are making a huge dent in the scene for Manchester right now such as Aitch, Just Banco and Meekz.

There will be Q & A’s with a bunch of special guests that include Shifty, who was the first artist from Manchester to do a Westwood Freestyle and garner real attention from the ‘clicky’ London scene, getting on tracks with the likes of Wiley in the early 2000’s.

The evening will all be curated at Northern Quarter’s favourite amongst Manchester’s creative scene, Common, and tickets will include a three course meal plus two glasses of wine. We’ve also been told that the dishes also play a story alongside some of the topics covered and tracks being played.

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Eyes On The Pies presents
A History of Black Mancunian Music Culture

Includes a 3 course meal & 2 glasses of wine
Special guests doing Q&A’s
Exclusive video & music content
A raffle

Venue: Common, 39-41 Edge Street, Manchester, M4 1HW
Date: Thursday 6th February 2020
Time: 7pm – 11.30pm
Tickets: £50

Email to get tickets

Limited spaces available.

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