Sunday 8th January 2023
Doors: 6pm
Happy Hour: 6-7pm
Gig: 7-8:45pm
Tunes: 8:45pm-late
Table bookings:
- Latest arrival time: 6:45pm
To book a table, call:
- 0161 273 5495, 10am-5pm Monday-Friday
- 0161 831 7002, after 5pm Monday-Saturday
- Or leave a message outside of these times and we’ll get back to you.
Matt & Phred’s are throwing its doors open for selected Sundays in January and February 2023 to all lovers of unique Live Music, pizza, bevvies, and general good times!
HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY - It's even better for you... Bring along a payslip and you'll get 50% OFF ALL FOOD & DRINK, ALL NIGHT LONG! 💃🍻🍕
For Season 1 of M&P’s Sunday Funday, we’ve curated a line up of musicians who work with Live Loops to create a hugely impressive sound which is unique each and every time they perform. Using instruments from the violin, the trombone, and the guitar, alongside beats and vocals, these musicians all make a completely original sound from Jazz/Electronic, to Dance Anthems, to R’n’B and Jungle!
As well as having these superb musicians live on stage, the M&P Bar and Kitchen team will be on hand to make sure all of your food and drink desires are met! Whether it’s been a long week, you don’t want the weekend to end yet, or you just love a party… M&P’s Sunday Funday is for you!
SHUNYA
Shunya aka Alan Keary is a Limerick born multi - instrumentalist, producer and string enthusiast.
Keary has been carving a name for himself under Shunya as a growing influence in the underground jazz / electronic scene in Manchester. Shunya’s sound is an amalgamation of influences, ranging from his early musical background of classical andIrish tinged violin to the sounds of Manchester's electronic music scene which compliment his highly accomplished abilities as a jazz bassist in his years of studying music at Salford University.
Most recently Shunya has received notable reputation for being part of GoGo Penguin’s unique remix LP ‘GGP/RMX’ which was released on Blue Note Records earlier in May this year. Other heavyweight electronic artists invited to be a part of the album include Squarepusher, Machinedrum, James Holden & Cornelius. In an album review Rough Trade Records took particular notice to Keary’s contributions “new discovery Shunya, whose enigmatic reworking of To The Nth almost steals the record”.