21 November 2009
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Manchester Versus Cancer:
Andy Rourke + Peter Hook + Tim Booth + Jim Glennie (James) + Larry Gott (James) + Snow Patrol + Happy Mondays + BBC Philharmonic Orchestra + Joe Duddell

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At Manchester Evening News Arena (MEN Arena), Manchester
Saturday, 12 December 2009

See www.versuscancer.org for further information.

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Andy Rourke

The legendary bassist from The Smiths. Since their split Andy has remained immersed in music, playing with many bands and becoming a world-renowned DJ.

Listed on Ents24.com since: Dec 2005

Peter Hook

Best known as the bassist from Joy Division and New Order, now also known for his DJ sets. His style is essentially a mash up of tracks which defined a musical generation, where the genres of indie and dance were fused together and where boundaries were broken. Featuring tunes present to the Hacienda / Manchester revolution, some New Order classics / exclusive remixes, and, as you may expect from a man of Pete's musical calibre, plenty of upfront material to boot.

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Tim Booth

The James frontman.

Listed on Ents24.com since: Jan 2004

Snow Patrol

Snow Patrol

Belfast alt-rockers who've dominated the UK indie rock scene since their breakthrough success with the album Final Straw and the single 'Run' reaching #3 in 2003. From there, Snow Patrol have taken their sound into powerpop territory and even scored a place on the soundtrack to Spiderman 3 with their hit song 'Signal Fire'.

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Happy Mondays

Happy Mondays

The kings of Madchester, baggy and all things northern, the Happy Mondays brought us nineties anthems such as Kinky Afro, Madchester Rave On and Bob's Yer Uncle. With their comeback shows recieving rave reviews, the boys are back - bigger and better than ever.

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