Tue8Dec AFTER DARK @ AMBERS – Manchester’s Biggest Tuesday
Funky House · House£1–£7
R&B club nights in Manchester
There are 32 R&B nights coming up in Manchester across 12+ venues, including Amber’s, Gorilla and Freight Island. The next one is AFTER DARK @ AMBERS – Manchester’s Biggest Tuesday at Amber's on Wednesday 21 October. DJs on the line-ups include Terminal 4, coldsteps, Rampage Sound and Dj Supa D. Tickets start from £1. Listings update twice a day with times, prices and tickets.
32 events found
Tue8Dec 
Sat19Dec W&E & Lovebugs, Manchester: Christmas Party.
Afrobeats · House£20–£155
Sat26Dec Boxing Day RnB meets Bashment vs Soca Fyah Party
Afrobeats · R&B£15–£30
Sun27Dec 
Sat23Jan LIMEWIRED: A 2000s Nostalgia Party – Manchester 2027
80s & 90s · Old Skool£9–£15
Sat13Feb Big Fat Party – Launch Party!
Cheese · Pop£12.50–£20
Sat27Feb The Soul Central – The All Dayer 2027
Disco · R&B£15–£20
Sat19Jun Haze Manchester – Sat 19th Jun 2027
Afrobeats · Deep House£15
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Where to hear R&B in Manchester
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Amber'sManchester
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GorillaManchester
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Freight IslandManchester
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The Peer HatManchester
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Piccadilly CentralManchester
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Mn1 Manchester Vision Night ClubManchester
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Cupra City GarageManchester
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Bowlers Exhibition CentreManchester
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Salt Dog SlimsManchester
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Wynwood LanesManchester
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Off The SquareManchester
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The Bread ShedManchester
R&B DJs playing Manchester
Other genres in Manchester
House 150Electro 114Afrobeats 74Techno 53Tech House 51UK Garage 38Rock 33Bassline 33Disco 30Old Skool 30Deep House 28Hip-Hop 22Rave 22Drum & Bass 21Indie 20Pop 20Jungle 19Trance 16Funky House 15Dubstep 1080s & 90s 10Hard Dance 5Hardstyle 5
R&B in other cities
London 184Tunbridge Wells 45Birmingham 26Glasgow 16Bristol 15Cardiff 12Sheffield 11Leicester 11Wolverhampton 11Walsall 10Liverpool 8Nottingham 8Brighton 7Rochester 7Newcastle upon Tyne 6Edinburgh 5Canterbury 5Barking 5
What is R&B?
R&B stands for rhythm and blues, and it's one of the broadest, most flexible genres in Black music. Its roots go back to 1940s America, where it combined the sounds of jump blues, traditional blues, jazz, swing, gospel, boogie and big band into an up-tempo, danceable style with strong, emotional vocals, developed as Black Americans migrated to the cities during… Read our full R&B guide →
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