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By Tom Skinner | 24th April 2024

Courteeners, English Teacher and Louis Tomlinson were among the acts to be honoured at the first-ever Northern Music Awards.

The inaugural ceremony – hosted by the UK’s largest music therapy charity, Nordoff And Robbins – took place at the Albert Hall in Manchester last night (April 23) to celebrate northern artists, festivals, venues and industry figures.

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Soloist and former One Direction member Tomlinson was named Artist Of The Year at the first Northern Music Awards.

In a video acceptance speech, the ‘Faith In The Future’ singer said: “It means the world to win Artist Of The Year, thank you, thank you, thank you. And thanks to Nordoff And Robbins for doing such an incredible thing.”

-> full article here at nme.com

The full list of winners from the 2024 Northern Music Awards is:

Artist Of The Year – Louis Tomlinson Band Of The Year – The Courteeners DJ Of The Year – DJ Paulette Newcomer Of The Year – English Teacher Breakthrough Act Of The Year – The K’s Music Moment Of The Year – Aitch At Glastonbury Special Recognition Award – Melanie C Northern Icon Award – Lisa Stansfield Northern Music Award 2024 – Tim Burgess Disruptor Award – The Reytons Festival Of The Year – Beat-Herder, Lancashire Inspirational Venue Of The Year (Under 500) – Brudenell Social Club, LeedsInspirational Venue Of The Year (Under 2,000) – Band On The Wall, ManchesterIndustry Icon – Michael Adex, NQ Music And Culture For Wellbeing Award – Dancesyndrome, Everybody Dance, Lancashire -

The Northern Music Awards are due to take place in a different northern city each year, kickstarting a new chapter in celebrating the diverse talent from this part of England, per a press release.

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Boarded up, but not forgotten. #manchester #manchesterlife #manchesterlive #manchestershots #manchesterbylondoners #manchesterindustrial #igmanchester #maybeldner #grimupnorth #abandonedplaces #shuttered #archidaily #architecture #justgoshoot #streetscene #streetsofmanchester #streetphotography #thisismanchester #vscobest #vscodaily #vscomanchester #vscogram #vscogrid #vscoarchitecture #vscofeature #vscophile #vscopro #visualseduction #happeninglondon #notraining (at No 1 Canal Street) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnKadYPgNaI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=17tx198y8p3e4

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Maury Street Train Crossing

It’s a drag to be caught at a crossing, but if you’re not pressed for time, the line of cars is hypnotic to watch.  

20 East Maury Street

June 2016

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TONIGHT!! 7-10pm #yyc #artists @konferoart gala! #manchesterindustrial #yyclcl #yycnow #yycnow #yycarts #yycevents #yycdesign #yycgallery (at ko:n•fe•rō art)

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Warehouse vibes. #manchester #manchesterlife #manchesterlive #manchestershots #manchesterbylondoners #manchesterindustrial #igmanchester #maybeldner #grimupnorth #abandonedplaces #warehouse #archidaily #architecture #justgoshoot #streetscene #streetsofmanchester #streetphotography #thisismanchester #vscobest #vscodaily #vscomanchester #vscogram #vscogrid #vscoarchitecture #vscofeature #vscophile #vscopro #visualseduction #happeninglondon #notraining https://www.instagram.com/p/BnKaAVQg3cf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=19wqlmeys9exn

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Manchester Industrial (35)

The Lofts at Trolley Station

Seventh & Perry Streets

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June 2015

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Caravati’s Inc. Crawford No. 6

Second & Stockton Streets

June 2015

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Manchester Industrial (32)

Manchester Cotton and Woolen Manufacturing Company, Library of Congress

Southern side, Mayo Island Bridge

April 2015

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Manchester Industrial (32)

Southern Rwy. Train No. 7 pulling out of Hull Street Station, Richmond, Virginia, bound for Danville, March 1948. Presented as a Bicentennial Souvenir or the “Liberty Limited 76″ Steam Rail Trips by the Washington, D. C. Chapter, Inc. N. R. H. S.

Approximate position of the bend shown in the tracks with the Sampson Paint stack in the lower right

Looking back towards Hull Street Station

June 2015

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West Sixth Street, with cobblestones.

April 2015

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Cheek-Neal Warehouse 201 Hull Street

Before the Civil War, most of the flour manufactured in Richmond was shipped to Brazil in exchange for coffee. In fact, Richmond was the nation’s number one ranking coffee port. As evidenced by listing in the Richmond directories for the period between 1888 and 1910, numerous coffee-related industries were located in Manchester after the war including the Cheek-Neal Coffee Company that specialized in coffee grinding and packing. The structure at 201 Hull Street is a distinctive five-story concrete and brick Commercial style building built in 1920 as a manufacturing warehouse structure for the Cheek-Neal Coffee Company. The building has three structural bays with six-over-sixteen light metal windows on the first floor and large steel, multiple-light sash windows on the second through fifth floors. It also features a projecting precast concrete cornice with geometric pendants topping each of four raised pilasters across the front facade. (VDHR)

Manchester Industrial Historic District on CPHN

April 2015

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62 Brander Street

April 2015

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Plain of Desolation Terminus of West Sixth Street

April 2015

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Factory buildings near the old canal. 68 Brander Street

April 2015

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1920 Seaboard

604 Hull Street

March 2015