The Made in Manchester festival will hit Romiley from 16-17 September.

This festival aims to celebrate the Manchester music scene by bringing together top notch tribute bands to create a dream festival lineup.

Tributes to Oasis, The Smiths, New Order, The Happy Mondays, Elton John, The Stone Roses, Ed Sheeran and many more will take to the stage in the fields off Compstall Road.

As well as this lineup, there will also be local bands playing originals, a DJ set from Dave Sweetmore, along with all the hallmarks of any festival worth its salt: bars, food stalls, merchandise, funfair rides, a VIP area, and more.

This is a self-described 'family friendly' festival, although anybody aged 17 or under must be accompanied by an adult.

Set times of bands and artists will be posted on Made in Manchester's social media a week before the festival.

Although camping is not permitted just yet at the festival, attendees are welcome to bring camping chairs and picnic blankets.

Gates open at 12pm, with the first acts starting at 12.15pm. The curfew is 10.30pm.

Tickets are selling out fast for this event: Saturday tickets have sold out, although VIP and Sunday tickets remain up for grabs.

Book tickets and find more information HERE.

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