After a sold-out night earlier this year, Me Gusta Collective is back at Band on the Wall for the big one, bringing salsa, Latin club, Kuduro, house, breaks, Amapiano and everything in between.

New Queers Eve takes over all three floors of The Deaf Institute, turning the building into Dandy’s end-of-year playground.

The Warehouse Project is winding down its run with a night that draws a big bold line under 2025, featuring Denis Sulta, Eats Everything, Jaguar, Low Steppa, Melé, and Murphy’s Law.

On the last day of the year, Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall will once again be putting on their annual New Year’s Eve celebration. The theme this year? Love is in the Air.

From the creators of La Discothèque comes The Little Disco, returning to central Manchester’s giant food hall and party playground, Freight Island, for New Year’s Eve 2025.

Manchester’s Alpine bier palace is rewinding the clock to the turn of the century for New Year’s Eve. Think leather jackets, skinny jeans and indie and pop anthems from everyone from Blur to Britney.

If you’re going to see out the year somewhere dramatic, you may as well do it 19 (yes, perplexingly 19) floors up. Manchester’s high-altitude restaurant and bar’s serving up dinner, drinks and DJs as the clock counts down to 2026.

Partying with the kids this New Year’s Eve? Check out Raver Tots, a family rave soundtracked by house, garage and drum and bass, only with face-painting and juice boxes on hand.

Looking for a blowout? It doesn’t get much bigger than The Warehouse Project, which will round off 2024 with a knockout party curated in collaboration with Defected, Glitterbox and Melé’s Club Bad.

Following a sellout show with Habibi Funk, Me Gusta Collective is back at Band on the Wall for the big one, bringing the goods with special guests Atiké and Obeka.