Manc Holiday Monday: the best Manchester music of all time!

23 August 2019, 17:00 | Updated: 27 August 2019, 14:27

Manc Holiday Monday
Manc Holiday Monday. Picture: Radio X

Radio X will be playing the finest tracks from the city on August Bank Holiday Monday....

From Happy Mondays to The Stone Roses

New Order to Elbow

The Smiths to Joy Division

And of course… the mighty OASIS.

Manchester has created some of the best music on the planet.

And on Bank Holiday Monday, 26 August, we’re celebrating it all - it's Manc Holiday Monday!

After the success of Manc Holiday Monday back in May… we’re doing it all over again this weekend!

From 7am to 7pm, Radio X will be playing the very best tunes from Greater Manchester to soundtrack your weekend… including:

Oasis, Courteeners, Joy Division, Happy Mondays, Richard Ashcroft, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, The Stone Roses, Liam Gallagher, New Order, Doves, Elbow, Morrissey, James, The Smiths, Blossoms, Electronic, Buzzcocks, Johnny Marr, Everything Everything, The Charlatans, The Verve and many, many more.

The very best from Manchester - on Manc Holiday Monday…!

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Listen on your radio: Radio X is on Manchester on 97.7FM and on 104.9FM in London…

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