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Afrobeats club nights in Manchester

There are 72 Afrobeats nights coming up in Manchester across 12+ venues, including Depot Mayfield, O2 Ritz Manchester and O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester. The next one is nimino at Manchester New Century Hall on Friday 23 October. DJs on the line-ups include Warehouse Project, James Blake, Terminal 4 and Groove Armada. Tickets start from £5. Listings update twice a day with times, prices and tickets.

72 events found

Sat23Jan

Daft Funk Live

O2 Ritz Manchester, Manchester Sat 23 Jan · 19:00
Afrobeats · Electro
Thu28Jan

Sylvan Esso

Albert Hall, Manchester Thu 28 Jan · 19:00
Afrobeats · Electro
Sat30Jan

CAMELPHAT ALL NIGHT LONG

O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester, Manchester Sat 30 Jan · 21:00
Afrobeats · Electro
Sat6Feb

Tempo 15th Birthday

The Yard Manchester, Manchester Sat 6 Feb · 18:00
Afrobeats · Deep House£10–£25
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Sat6Feb

Trance Classical

O2 Ritz Manchester, Manchester Sat 6 Feb · 19:00
Afrobeats · Electro
Sat27Feb

Jigitz

Manchester Amber's, Manchester Sat 27 Feb · 19:00
Afrobeats · Electro
Fri12Mar

MK

O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester, Manchester Fri 12 Mar · 21:00
Afrobeats · Electro
Fri19Mar

Chase & Status

Co-op Live, Manchester Fri 19 Mar · 18:30
Afrobeats · Electro
Fri26Mar

Sonny Fodera

Co-op Live, Manchester Fri 26 Mar · 18:30
Afrobeats · Electro
Sat27Mar

Sub Focus

Co-op Live, Manchester Sat 27 Mar · 18:30
Afrobeats · Electro
Thu15Apr

Charlie Jeer

Manchester Gorilla, Manchester Thu 15 Apr · 20:00
Afrobeats · Electro
Sat17Apr

Orbital

Y Plas, Cardiff Students Union, Manchester Sat 17 Apr · 20:00
Afrobeats · Electro
Thu29Apr

MEUTE

Y Plas, Cardiff Students Union, Manchester Thu 29 Apr · 20:00
Afrobeats · Electro
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Sat22May

Ibibio Sound Machine

O2 Ritz Manchester, Manchester Sat 22 May · 20:00
Afrobeats · Electro

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What is Afrobeats?

Afrobeats is best understood as an umbrella rather than one fixed style. It's less a style per se, and more a descriptor for the fusion of sounds flowing out of Nigeria and Ghana, pulling in genres such as hiplife, jùjú music, highlife, azonto music and Naija beats. What ties it together is the beat itself: the beat acts as a… Read our full Afrobeats guide →

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