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90s Baby Pop

• Date 28 Oct , 2023
• Event Starts 5:00 PM
• Doors Open 4PM
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90s Baby brings you the greatest 90s pop artists performing live at the AO Arena, a once in a lifetime opportunity to see all your favourite 90s pop artists together for one night and guarantees to transport you back to simpler times.

The most authentic and immersive old school experience is back on Saturday 28th October when 90s Baby the pop edition rolls into AO Arena. This supersized celebration lines up all the biggest and best acts from the decade with Blue, Peter Andre, Five, Right Said Fred, Amelia, Samantha Mumba, Louise, Culture Beat, Ultra Nate, Snap!, Sonique and more all playing*. 

For this nostalgic classic, AO Arena will come alive with spectacular production, epic sound and 15000 people all losing it to the best sounds of the 90s. There will be everything from confetti and glitter to dancers, SFX productions and a whole host of legends to make this a night on a scale like no other. 

Expect the most anthemic tunes and most magical memories as you enter a timewarp and go back to happier, simpler times with the most recognisable acts of the era. More than 20 of them play in all from boy band favourites to solo acts, chart topping legends and much loved icons from the worlds of pop, house, dance and plenty in between.

Lining up will be Blue, Peter Andre, Five, Right Said Fred, Amelia, Samantha Mumba, Louise, Culture Beat, Ultra Nate, Snap!, Sonique, Nadine Coyle from Girls Aloud, Haddaway, Boyzlife, Rednex, Kosheen, Baby D, Lolly, Blazin Squad, Sweet Female Attitude, Livin Joy and more*. 

Whether you lived these the first time round or are keen to know why it was such a special time in music, there is no better way to experience them than at this biggest and best 90s Baby event yet. 

*Line-up subject to change,  

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Concert bringing back all the biggest acts of the 90s coming to Manchester's AO Arena this year

On Saturday, October 28, 90s Baby: The Pop Edition is throwing it back to the tunes before the millennium, with acts including Blue, Peter Andre, Five, and more

• 19:00, 23 JAN 2023

The most authentic and immersive old school experience is back on Saturday, October 28, 2023, when 90s Baby: The Pop Edition rolls into Manchester's AO Arena, promising a night of throwback, feel-good fun.

This supersized celebration lines up all the biggest and best acts from the decade with Blue, Peter Andre, Five, Right Said Fred, Amelia, Samantha Mumba, Louise, Culture Beat, Ultra Nate, Snap!, Sonique and many more.

For this nostalgic classic, the AO Arena will come alive with spectacular production, epic sound and 15,000 people all losing it to the best sounds of the 90s.

There will be everything from confetti and glitter to dancers, SFX productions, and a whole host of legends to make this a night on a scale like no other.

Expect the most anthemic tunes and most magical memories as you enter a timewarp and go back to happier, simpler times with the most recognisable acts of the era.

From boy band favourites to solo acts, chart-topping legends and much-loved icons from the worlds of pop, house, dance and plenty in between, there's over 20 acts to enjoy, and sing along with.

Lining up will be Blue, Peter Andre, Five, Right Said Fred, Amelia, Samantha Mumba, Louise, Culture Beat, Ultra Nate, Snap!, Sonique, Nadine Coyle from Girls Aloud, Haddaway, Boyzlife, Rednex, Kosheen, Baby D, Lolly, Blazin Squad, Sweet Female Attitude, Livin Joy and more.

Whether you lived these the first time round or are keen to know why it was such a special time in music, there is no better way to experience them than at this biggest and best 90s Baby event yet.

Tickets are on sale from 9am on Friday, January 27 via the 90s Baby website here.

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Hold on to your seats!  90s Baby POP , the most authentic and immersive old-school experience, returns to AO Arena this Halloween weekend.

Last year’s event was part of a huge UK tour, with several acts touring the UK and additional acts appearing at the Manchester show.

For this nostalgic classic, Manchester Arena will come alive with spectacular production, epic sound, and 15,000 people all losing it to the best sounds of the 90s. There will be everything from confetti and glitter, to dancers, SFX productions, and a whole host of legends to make 90s Baby Pop a night on a scale like no other.

Expect the most anthemic tunes and most magical memories as you enter a time warp and go back to happier, simpler times with the most recognisable acts of the era.

More than 20 acts will play, from boy band favourites to solo acts, chart-topping legends, and much-loved icons from the worlds of pop, house, dance, and plenty in between.

This year’s supersized celebration lines up some of the biggest and best acts from the 90s and 00s, including Blue ,  Boyzlife (a Boyzone and Westlife supergroup), and Peter Andre , as well as  Snap! ,  Blazin’ Squad , and  Sweet Female Attitude , and many more.

Whether you lived these the first time around, or are keen to know why it was such a special time in music, there is no better way to experience the era than at this biggest and best 90s Baby event yet.

90s Baby POP takes place at  AO Arena  on October 28.

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You’ve got less than a month to grab tickets for 90s Baby 2023, the biggest pop night of the year

Always one of the best events on the city's calendar, without fail. (this article contains affiliate links)

One of the biggest nights of live music in Manchester this year, the 90s Baby festival, is just around the corner and there are still some tickets left if you want to take a stroll down memory lane to some of the most iconic pop tracks of all time.

For anyone uninitiated in this huge celebration of ’90s and early 2000s that has now become a fixture of the Manc music calendar, 90 s Baby is a day-long festival packed with non-stop chart-topping performances from pop icons past and present.

Tapping into that unmistakable era of commercial music when this city was on top when it came to pretty much every genre (I mean, we’d obviously argue we still are but that’s a conversation for a different day), the annual event sells out religiously, and we expect this year will be no different.

That being said, we thought we’d give you a nudge and hopefully an extra chance at getting your hands on some tickets if it is your cup of tea. With a lineup like this, how could it not be?

Yes, not only will Mancs be treated to 90s favourites like Peter Andre, Boyzlife, East 17 and Five, but also a number of nostalgic Noughties too, such as boyband Blue, Nadine Coyle from Girls Aloud, Jamelia, Blazin’ Squad and many more.

There’s even going to be a DJ set by H from Steps. Say no more.

Promising the most authentic and immersive old-school music experience you could hope for, you’ll get to relive the decade and remember countless artists that you’d forgotten just how much you loved.

Gigs inside the AO Arena are always a blast anyway, but very few rival you and 15,000 others being part of a throwback festival, completely with impressive light displays, dancers, confetti, glitter and all the rest of it. How could you say no? They even held a summer event back in July.

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With more than 20 different artists set to take the stage, it doesn’t matter whether you lived through it the first time around, or are just keen to know why it was such a special time for music and Manchester, there is no better way to experience them than at the biggest and best 90s Baby event to date.

The festival takes place on Saturday, 28 October, starting at 4pm and running right through till the evening. Available to anyone 14 and above, prices start from just £39.50 for a whole evening of music.

You can grab your 90s Baby tickets now from Skiddle or via SeeTickets now.

We will 100% be seeing you there.

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Our neighbours over in Leeds have got all the best music festivals, homecoming gigs and performances you’ll struggle to find anywhere else this summer. 

Leeds has become known locally, and increasingly nationally, as a go-to city for live music and it’s not difficult to see why.

Once upon a time it was Leeds Festival that carried their reputation as a proper Northern Powerhouse in the music scene, and whilst the city still welcomes 80,000 visitors the festival brings each year, there’s plenty more to explore than this.

From up-and-coming indie artists performing in intimate venues to England-exclusive performances; world record attempts; homecoming gigs from some of the biggest artists through the decades and a celebration of our local music nights, we’ve scoured the city in search of all the best events to get yourself down to.

Keep reading to find our sister page The Hoot Leeds’ guide to the most exciting events to visit this summer that are putting Leeds on the map as one of the best cities for live music and festivals…

Whether you’re planning to camp out at one of the UK’s biggest music festivals or fancy yourself a trip into the city centre to discover new artists, Leeds is packed with festival s and events throughout the summer, plenty of which you can’t find anywhere else in the country.

Gold Sounds Festival

The festival that booked Phoebe Bridgers before she became a hit sensation

Hosted inside the legendary Brudenell Social Club, one of Leeds’ most popular music venues for up-and-coming artists, Gold Sounds Festival is an all-day event bringing alternative music lovers together for a day of non-stop tunes. The festival has a pretty impressive alumni, including Phoebe Bridgers, Wunderhorse, Dune Rats and The Big Moon.

When: Saturday 27 April 2024

Where: Brudenell Social Club, 33 Queen’s Road, Burley, Leeds LS6 1NY

Tickets: £20 plus booking fees and available via See Tickets here

Find out more here.

Sounds Of The City

Five summer series exclusive performances

Leeds and Manchester share the festival between them, but with a host of different names in each city, Sounds Of The City Leeds is well worth travelling for to your only chance to catch Anne-Marie, Paloma Faith and Gabrielle, Busted, Suede and Manic Street Preachers perform as part of the festival.

When: Thursday 4 July – Friday 19 July 2024

Where: Millennium Square, Leeds City Centre, LS2 3AD

Tickets: Varying between £45 and £66.45, tickets are available via See Tickets here

Live At Leeds: In The Park

The indie day festival where you’re destined to spot the ‘next big thing’

Making up the summer portion of the Live At Leeds series, Temple Newsam will be abuzz with artists new and old. This year headlining are The Kooks, plus Declan McKenna, The Cribs, Sea Girls, Future Islands, Circa Waves, Baby Queen and Melanie C.

When: Saturday 25 May 2024

Where: Temple Newsam, Temple Newsam Road, Leeds LS15 0AE

Tickets: £65 each plus booking fee and available via See Tickets here

Leeds Ska & Mod Festival

There’s nothing else like it on this scale in the north

Leeds music festivals span across all genres, including a seven hour festival dedicated to Ska and Mod music. Doors open from 2pm with artists like King Hammond & The Rude Boy Mafia, Stranger Cole, The Chords, Death Of Guitar Pop and Buster Shuffle confirmed for the outdoor event.

When: Sunday 4 August 2024, 2-9pm

Tickets: £35 each plus booking fee, available via See Tickets here

Slam Dunk North

Catch You Me At Six’s final UK festival performance.

The UK’s biggest indie rock festival regularly attracts crowds from across the country, and this year with a line-up of I Prevail, The Interrupters, The All American Rejects and the final UK festival performance from You Me At Six, this year will be no different.

When: Sunday 26 May 2024

Tickets: £109 plus booking fee and available via See Tickets here

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Leeds Festival

Fred Again’s festival exclusive, the return of Catfish and The Bottlemen’s, plus the chance to see some of the world’s biggest artists live across three day festival

An obvious choice when it comes to ‘must-visit events in Leeds’: the festival is set to have one of it’s biggest years to date with over 200 acts promised to attend over the three days, including headliners Blink 182, Lana Del Ray, Liam Gallagher, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Gerry Cinnamon.

When: Friday 23 August – Sunday 25 August 2024

Where: Bramham Park, Leeds, LS23 6ND

Tickets: £125 for a day ticket or £325 for the entire weekend, all tickets are still available via Ticketmaster here

Homecoming Gigs

Leeds is home to some incredible talent. We grew with the Kaiser Chiefs in the 00s, followed Mel B on her journey to success with the Spice Girls and have plenty of time for ex-One Direction star Zayn Malik who always shares how proud he is of his West Yorkshire roots (and is now the face of the Bradford 2025 campaign).

If you want a live event where you can genuinely watch artists feel at home, with local fans pouring out to see their neighbours, school alumni, or even just celebrities that keep the dream of live music alive and accessible for us all, heading to a homecoming gig in Leeds is a must.

Here’s our top picks of which homegrown artists you can catch back in Leeds this summer…

The four-piece band from Leeds have been going from strength-to-strength since steering their golden rover into the public eye in 2020. Yard Act command the stage at every single gig and fill their acts with fun, humorous twists choreographed to a tee and we’re expecting nothing less from their homecoming gig this August.

When: Saturday 3 August 2024

Tickets: £30 plus booking fee via See Tickets here

Corrine Bailey Rae

Black Rainbows is a musical project ‘inspired by the objects and artworks collected by Theaster Gates at the Stony Island Arts Bank in Chicago’ that Corrine Bailey Rae will be sharing with Leeds as part of the Live At Leeds festival at Temple Newsam.

Tickets: £65 each plus booking fee for the full day festival ticket, available via See Tickets here

Girls Aloud

Girls Aloud are back after a long hiatus, celebrating 21-years together and in memory of fellow band member Sarah Harding, the Sound Of The Underground returns to stages across the UK, with two nights planned in Leeds.

When: Saturday 15 June and Sunday 16 June 2024

Where: First Direct Arena, Arena Way, Leeds, LS2 8BY

Tickets: Both dates still have limited tickets left, available via Ticketmaster here

The band came together in Bailiff Bridge, just outside of Halifax in the 90s.

Cast your mind back to the early 00s, Embrace were on the Millennium Square stage at Live At Leeds (pictured above), Chris Martin had just co-written a song with the band and Coldplay were their support act. Now the West-Yorkshire-born-and-bred band will be taking over the stunning ruins of an old monastery at Kirkstall Abbey in celebration of 20 years of album ‘ Out Of Nothing ‘.

When: Saturday 27 July 2024

Where: Kirkstall Abbey, Abbey Road, Kirkstall, Leeds LS5 3EH

Tickets: £55.50 plus booking fee and available via See Tickets here

The Pigeon Detectives

The band met in Rothwell over 20 years ago.

Leeds’ own The Pigeon Detectives will be supporting Madness at Kirkstall Abbey this summer. With six albums to choose from, expect the summer party to start on stage before we’re welcomed to the House Of Fun this July.

When: Friday 26 July 2024

Tickets: £60 each plus booking fee, available via See Tickets here.

The Wedding Present

The band originally formed in Leeds in 1985.

The English indie rock band has been through it all in the last 40 years. Tied with Elvis Presley for the most number of Top 40 hits in a single year in 1992, seven record labels, nine albums and a whopping 26 band members during this time (five present and 21 former): now The Wedding Present is coming home for a performance at the O2 Academy.

When: Saturday 5 October 2024

Where: O2 Academy Leeds, 55 Cookridge Street, Leeds LS2 3AW

Tickets: £35.65 available via Ticketmaster here

Gigs you’ll struggle to find anywhere else this summer

So Leeds might not be the biggest city in the UK, but it’s been chosen by artists across the world as a must-visit for live music, in fact, Leeds has been chosen as the only English city to host Global-Award-winning band Nothing But Thieves this summer, as well as one of a handful taking part in Frank Turner ‘s world record attempt.

We’re also a city that knows how to party, and as such, you’ll be able to find tickets to the new day rave for over 30s here, and remain one of, if not the only, place in the country with availability.

Keep reading to find out our top picks for exclusive music events in Leeds this summer…

Frank Turner’s World Record Attempt

Leeds joins a select number of UK venues for this weekend-long record attempt

Leeds has been chosen as one of the cities to play a part in artist Frank Turner’s attempt to perform at the most music venues in 24 hours. There will be a solo set lasting around 20 minutes or so around 4pm, but due to the nature of the record attempt, timings may vary on the day.

When: Saturday 4 May 2024

Where: Boom Leeds, Byron Street Mills, Millwright Street, Leeds LS2 7QG

Tickets: Available exclusively via Crash Records here

Nothing But Thieves

Millennium Square is the band’s only headline show in England this summer

The Dead Club City band toured the UK last year, missing Leeds off the rota – until now that is. Leeds is now the only headline stop for the band as they play across Europe this summer, and with a back catalogue of four albums and six EPs all recorded in the last decade to choose from, there’s going to be non-stop-hits all night long at Millennium Square.

When: Wednesday 3 July 2024

Tickets: £42.50 plus booking fee via See Tickets here

The only city not to sell out (yet)…

‘The daytime disco that doesn’t ruin your Sunday’ is returning to Leeds following the success of its launch over Easter weekend. Over-30s club event Day Fever is touring across the country but Leeds is the only city (at the time of writing) that still has tickets available, but this is sure to change soon so grab yours whilst you can to avoid disappointment.

When: Sunday 5 May 2024

Where: Project House, Armley Road, Leeds LS12 2DR

Tickets: Available for £12.06 each via Dice here.

Leeds International Piano Competition

Paris, Berlin, New York and West Yorkshire host the prestigious event.

Now in its 21st year, Leeds International Piano Competition comes to an exciting crescendo at the Great Hall inside the University of Leeds. Heats are held around the world before a second round and semi-finals are held in Leeds, and the grand final nearby in Bradford.

When: Friday 13 September – Saturday 21 September 2024

Where: The Great Hall of the University of Leeds, Woodhouse, Leeds LS2 9JT

Tickets: Available from £5 on the Leeds Piano website here

Returning favourites that keep us dancing every single month

Just because these events happen regularly, by no means suggests they shouldn’t be shouted about. As a city we’ve got world-renowned speakeasies with talented jazz artists inside; we’ve got the streets lined with DJs and open mic nights, and performances every single day of the week inside venues that have more customers each year than Leeds Festival.

Keep reading to find our top picks for unique live music events you can find each month (or so) in Leeds.

The Domino Pub Quiz

Where else can you take part in a music quiz inside a secret Jazz speakeasy?

Barbers by day, underground speakeasy by night, The Domino is a local favourite for a fun night out and now you can take part in a monthly pub quiz with a live band that combines the tongue-in-cheek humour; an incredibly talented trio of musicians and all the best bits of your usual pub quiz (drinks included).

When: Last Tuesday of every month from 8pm

Where:   7 Grand Arcade, Leeds City Centre, LS1 6PG

Tickets: £10 per person, recommended four people per team, bookings can be made directly with The Domino here

Northern Guitars open mic night

Think of the most British songs you can name, with lyrics replaced with northern slag; some of the most talented local singers, guitarists, violinists and more

Northern Guitars is Call Lane’s answer to an early doors night out to kick the Monday blues: head down for Happy Hour drinks and then relax into the evening with acoustic sets, hilarious covers and remakes, as well as musicians from near and far. It’s a real escape from reality.

When: Every Monday night from 7pm

Where: 41 Call Lane, Leeds City Centre, LS1 7BT

Tickets: No tickets needed

Swiftogeddon

Swiftogeddon is the Taylor Swift night that fans continue to sell out every single time it’s in town. Taking place at Belgrave Music Hall every few months, the night comprises of back-to-back hits from the American pop sensation, and nothing else.

When: Friday 26 April / Friday 21 June 2024

Where: Belgrave Music Hall, Cross Belgrave Street, Leeds LS2 8JP

Tickets: £8.82 each and available via Eventbrite here

Brudenell Social Club

Anyone that’s worked their way up through the ranks as a performer in Leeds will be able to tell you about their first time at the Brudenell Social Club. Affectionately known as ‘The Brude’, the 400-capacity music venue is a jumping off point for artists big and small.

Recently Gene Gallagher (son of Liam Gallagher)’s band Villanelle ; The Last Dinner Party and Yard Act have performed here, and it’s been known to host secret gigs for the likes of Franz Ferdinand and the Kaiser Chiefs in the past. It’s a must-visit venue for anyone looking to find a new favourite artist.

When : Every night of the week

Where: 33 Queens Road, Burley, Leeds, LS6 1NY

Tickets: Generally from £10 each, available on the Brudenell Social Club website here Find out more here.

Where to stay in Leeds

If you find yourself travelling over from outside the city to visit Leeds, there’s a whole host of unique hostels, hotels and exciting staycation options to choose from.

You can find The Hoot’s top picks on where to stay in Leeds here.

Three new shows have been announced for an open-air gig series at Barton Aerodrome this summer. 

Barton LIVE has today confirmed that McFly, JLS and UB40 will be taking to the stage, where the backdrop will be the bustling runway of Barton Airport. 

The summer series also includes performances from The Jacksons Live, 90s Baby Festival, and Boogietown North.

Barton LIVE’s summer series takes place at one of the country’s most unique and exhilarating settings at Barton Aerodrome , where the worlds of music and aviation come together. 

The three new shows that have just been announced kick off with McFly on Thursday 12 September. 

The pop-rockers, famed for their hits like Five Colours In Her Hair, All About You and Obviously, will take centre stage with a typically high-energy performance. 

Then on Saturday 14 September, the stage will be given over to British boy band royalty JLS, whose chart-topping hits include Beat Again, Everybody in Love, and She Makes Me Wanna. 

Their signature blend of R&B, pop, soul and silky-smooth vocals will be part of Barton LIVE’s star-studded end-of-summer line-up. 

Finally, on Sunday 15 September, legendary reggae band UB40 featuring Ali Campbell will perform. 

They’ll be whisking audiences away to the warm and vibrant Caribbean through their iconic reggae rhythms and songs like Red Red Wine, Can’t Help Falling in Love, and Kingston Town. 

Tickets for McFly, JLS and UB40 featuring Ali Campbell at Barton LIVE will be available on Friday 26 April at 9am. Sign up for tickets via www.bartonlive.co.uk

Over the course of the summer, the stage at Barton Aerodrome will welcome the likes of Ronan Keating, The Jacksons, Peter Andre, Blue, Eternal, Sister Sledge Ft Kathy Sledge, Soul II Soul, Boney M and many more.

Barton LIVE line-up in full for outdoor gig series at Barton Aerodrome

• Friday 19 July – The Jacksons LIVE (The Jacksons, Kenny Thomas, Soul Boutique Collective) – tickets £39.50 plus booking fee via Skiddle here .
• Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 July – 90s Baby Festival (Ronan Keating, Eternal, Peter Andre, Blue, Five, A1, Scott Mills, 911, Sonique, Blazin Squad, Dave Pearce, Phats & Small, N-Trance, Happy Clappers Ft Sandra Edwards, Baby D, Alison Limerick, Ultrabeat, JX, Livin Joy Ft Luzahnn, Urban Cookie Collective, Nick Coulson + support) – tickets £39.50 from Skiddle here . 
• Saturday 27 July – Boogietown North (Sister Sledge Ft Kathy Sledge, Soul II Soul, Tunde Of Lighthouse Family, Boney M, Trevor Nelson, Craig Charles, Gina Breeze, Supernatire Disco, Nick Coulson) – tickets £39.50 from Skiddle here . 
• Thursday 12 September – McFly – tickets £44.50 plus booking fee, on sale Friday 26 April at 9am. Sign up via bartonlive.co.uk
• Saturday 14 September – JLS – tickets £49.50 plus booking fee, on sale Friday 26 April at 9am. Sign up via bartonlive.co.uk
• Sunday 15 September – UB40 featuring Ali Cambell, tickets £39.50 plus booking fee, on sale Friday 26 April at 9am. Sign up via bartonlive.co.uk

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