About this Event
The sounds of the city, courtesy of the Smiths, the Fall, Elbow, Joy Division, Bob Dylan, John Cooper Clarke...
We will walk in search of the stories that chime with the sounds that have made Manchester one of the world’s greatest music centres.
We at New Manchester Walks have picked 10 stone cold classics which link with city centre landmarks and can tell an enthralling story.
Along the way we will hit Kennedy Street to hear of the origins of modern Manchester music, encapsulated in the imperious "Bus Stop". We will stop at Canada House where Morrissey once had a proper job, as recalled in “Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now”. We will stop at the Hidden Gem church where Tony Wilson’s funeral service was held. Part of the soundtrack emanating from the Rhenish stones that tragic day was Joy Division’s “Atmosphere”.
As for the other songs, you’ll have to come on the walk...
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Cross Street Chapel (outside), Cross Street, Manchester, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00
