Night And Day Cafe Manchester

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Ready for the Floor at Night And Day Cafe

Ready for the Floor

  • Night And Day Cafe Manchester
  • Saturday 30th - Sunday 31st March
  • Ready For The Floor returns to Night and Day! Expect everything from disco deep-cuts, noughties classics and floor fillers.
    N&D DJ's Presents: DogWasher at Night And Day Cafe

    N&D DJ's Presents: DogWasher

    • Night And Day Cafe Manchester
    • Sunday 31st - Monday 1st April
    • DogWasher is a DJ, multidisciplinary artist and musician. Inspired by punk rock and electronic club culture; DogWasher is messy and ever-changing.
      The Crooks - Manchester at Night And Day Cafe

      The Crooks - Manchester

      • Night And Day Cafe Manchester
      • Thursday 30th May
      • "If you're going to see the emergence of a new great band you'll see them at This Feeling first." Carl Barat

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        From 'Two sausage and chips please, mushy peas with one of those, ta', to 'Meg! Meg! Don't hit her too hard'. It's been a thoroughly unconventional trip. Once Meg White had donned those boxing gloves Night & Day Cafe's most unique upbringing felt complete.

        An initial chip shop - stage - piano combo quickly gave rise to a traditional Amsterdam style 'brown bar' and artistic hub; the venue's journey mirroring, and in no small part contributed to, Manchester's move away from its baggy era heritage cum baggage.

        Like a younger brother who could play guitar much better than you, but had no mates to play to, Night & Day grew out of a barren musical spell in Manchester back in 1991. When the city offered little else except a chrome mating hell, or a look back nostalgiafest. The homely feel and startling quality of the acts brought into the city by the venue made Night & Day the focus of the areas more discerning crowds of the area thereafter.

        So much so that the last 20 years have read like a who's who of Manchester's continuing creative legacy.

        Guy Garvey practically used it as an office, Johnny from I A Kloot worked there, Johnny Marr, Delphic and The Courteeners rehearsed there, Badly Drawn Boy wrote songs there and Mark E Smith's been known to behave very strangely indeed there.

        The walls have withstood the barrage from over 26,000 bands from all over the world. Some of the many, many standouts have to be a naked Damo Suzuki, The Dirtbombs having to stop and towel down after one song, Meg White vs The Bar Staff, Keanu Reaves popping in to watch some bands, buy a t-shirt and get mobbed, and The Kaiser Chiefs first incarnation getting chucked offstage early.
        But, let us not look back to deeply.

        Certainly, preaching to the converted has never been the venue's style or raison d'etre and currently, there are signs of another resurgence in the city's musical fortunes. Young upstarts such Money can be found regularly hanging around causing botheration and a certain singular Liam Frey can be oft found planning his next lyrical barrage in the labyrinth of corridors downstairs.

        Here's to another 20 years!

        Night & Day Cafe
        26 Oldham St
        Manchester
        M1 1JN
        Office t: 0161 236 1822
        Venue t: 0161 236 4597
        Website: http://www.nightnday.org/
        Twitter: http://twitter.com/nightanddaycafe

        We attempt to host live music every night of the week, the likes of FEIST, ELBOW, BLOC PARTY, ARCTIC MONKEYS, THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS, THE RAPTURE, THE GOSSIP, TITUS ANDRONICUS, MONA, JESSIE J, THREE TRAPPED TIGERS, YUCK, FRANK TURNER and many more have graced our stage in the past few years.

        Our world famous (mentioned on Lost!) cafe is open from 11am-5pm from Mon-Sun.

        Venue contact details and info

        Name: Night And Day Cafe

        Phone: 0161 236 1822

        Venue short url: https://www.skiddle.com/venues/34220/

        Type of venue: Live

        Drinks served: Oh yes

        Disabled facilities: Accessible

        Nearest Train Station: Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria

        Address: 26 Oldham Street, Manchester, M1 1JN

        Website: http://www.nightnday.org

        Capacity: 250+

        Opening hours: Mon-Weds = 2pm til 2am // Thur = 11am til 2am // Fri = 11am til 4am // Sat = 10am til 4am // Sun = 10am til 12am

        Food served: Breakfast 10am til 2pm weekends, Pizza from 2pm.

        Nearest Bus Stop: Oldham Street

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