To mark Salford’s centenary, From The Other and Producer Charlie Deakin-Davies have been working with five artists, all with different connections to the city, to create the definitive sound of Salford today. Rooted in the artists’ personal connection to the boroughs, the songs explore Salford's history and the diverse communities who have chosen to call the city home.

Over the summer they have been writing and recording, and Saturday 14th November will be the first opportunity to see their collection of songs performed live at the iconic Swinton Grand Palais—with a full AV production—ahead of its release in 2027. Performing the record will be: Salo, The Thirsty Poet, Che3kz, Meduulla, Sam Seth, Charlie Deakin-Davies (charlieeeee) and a ten piece ensemble from BBC Philharmonic Orchestra.

Shifting seamlessly from jazz-inspired hip-hop to raw anthemic indie, to sweeping, Bond-esque ballads and hard-hitting grime, this live show will take you on a journey through a rich tapestry of genres that mirror the diversity of the city. Woven throughout are the authentic voices of Salford residents, all knitted together by the sharp, rhythmic spoken word of The Thirsty Poet.

The songs also feature voices of communities from Age Friendly Salford, Salford Youth Zone, Monton Community Choir. Music producer Charlie Deakin-Davies led the project, collaborating with community partners and artists to write, record and produce all of the songs.

*Admission is free and subject to venue capacity. To ensure a full house, we issue more free tickets than the room holds. Entry is granted on a first-come, first-served basis, so please aim to arrive early to secure your spot. If you book a ticket and can no longer attend, please let us know in advance.

Find out more about the project at fromtheother.com

ACCESS

There is one step up to the venue through the main entrance, or alternatively wheelchair / step free access to the venue and an accessible toilet on site. Accessible car parking is available at the Salford Civic Centre , a 4 minute walk from the venue, which is free to use at the weekend.

We have booked a BSL interpreter for this event.

Seating will be available at the show. To reserve a seat please email access@fromtheother.com , or for any other access enquiries.

This event features sound and music, and those sensitive to loud noises are encouraged to bring headphones / ear plugs.

TRAVEL

By Train

The nearest railway station is Swinton (Manchester) which is a 4 minute walk away (0.2 miles) and Moorside station is a 15 minute walk (0.7 miles).

By Bus

The nearest bus stops are Swinton Station (Stop B) for buses 21, 22, 66, 745, 909 (a 4 minute walk away), or Swinton Church of St Peter (Stop C) for buses 29, 36, 37, 38 (a 2 minute walk away).

Visit the Transport for Greater Manchester (Bee Network) website for more information about travelling by train around Greater Manchester.

By Bike

Greater Manchester has a publicly operated, self-service, 24/7 cycle hire scheme. Pick up hubs are located across Manchester City Centre, Salford Quays , Langworthy and Salford Crescent ( view the full details of the scheme here ). Many of these are located close to tram stops allowing for a combination of these transport modes. All hires can be managed via the app ( iPhone / Android ).

By Car We strongly encourage you to arrive by cycle or public transport and make the remaining way by foot. The nearest car park to Chapel Street is Union Street Parking (Swinton, Manchester M27 6BD) which is an uncovered pay and display car park, and a 2 minute walk from the venue.

Accessible car parking is available at the Salford Civic Centre , a 4 minute walk from the venue.

Description supplied by the event organiser.