TONIGHT (Saturday, February 19th)
University of Central Lancashire, Preston: JUDGE JULES, £12/£14
Adelphi, Accrington: SOME FRIENDLY
King George's Hall, Blackburn: GERRY AND THE PACEMAKERS, THE SEARCHERS, PETER SARSTEDT, £13.50 to £16.50, 7.30pm
Queen's Hotel, Accrington: LOOSE WIRE, 9pm
Utopia Discotheque, Blackburn: SEDUCTION, chart and party tunes, 10pm to 3am
Manchester Academy: BUSH, CYCLEFLY, £10.50
Band On The Wall, Manchester: NINE BELOW ZERO, rhythm 'n' blues, £5/£6, 8pm
Hawthorns Nightclub, Bolton: DUST BYTE, rock, 9.30pm
The Witchwood, Ashton-under-Lyne: TONY AUTON, MOTHER FREEDOM, £3, 9pm
Manchester Apollo: COUNTING CROWS
SUNDAY
Accrington Town Hall: THE JOHN WRIGHT BAND, folk, £6/£7, 7.30pm Oliver's Bar, Burnley Mechanics: TRANSPENNINE, jazz, free, 12.30pm
MONDAY
Manchester University: MUSE, sold out
TUESDAY
Band On The Wall, Manchester: PETER BRUNTNELL, £6/£8, 8pm
Bridgewater Hall, Manchester: DR JOHN, BEN AND JASON
Manchester Roadhouse: CINERAMA, plus guests, £6, 8pm
The Witchwood, Ashton-under-Lyne: FREESTYLE DISORDER, plus support, £3, 8pm
WEDNESDAY
Utopia Discotheque, Blackburn: BUS STOP, 70s sounds, 10pm to 2am Manchester Roadhouse: CLASSIC BEAT, plus support, £2/£3, 8pm
The Witchwood, Ashton-under-Lyne: KING PLEASURE & THE BISCUIT BOYS, £9, 8pm
THURSDAY
Band On The Wall, Manchester: THE HARPBREAKERS, £4/£5, 8pm
Manchester Roadhouse: URBAN BLUE, plus support, £3/£4, 9pm
The Witchwood, Ashton-under-Lyne: RACHEL STAMP, plus support, £4/£5, 9pm
FRIDAY
King George's Hall, Blackburn: REAL ABBA GOLD, tribute, £12.50/£13.50, 8pm
Cellar Bar, Blackburn: THE SOUP, indie club, free, 9pm to 1am
Jazzy Kex, Blackburn: OUTASIGHT, funky DJ sounds till 3am Utopia Discotheque, Blackburn: LUST, 10pm to 3am
Manchester Academy: MOBY, THE HARDKNOX, £8.50
Manchester University: ANDREAS JOHNSON, £7.50
Band On The Wall, Manchester: NUCLEUS ROOTS, £5/£6, 8pm
The Witchwood, Ashton-under-Lyne: KUSTOM BUILT, £1/£2, 9pm
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