Manchester summer club guide FT Homoelectric, Ben UFO, R.O.S.E and more

Berghain’s newest resident, Fadi Mohem makes his White Hotel and Manchester debut alongside Meat Free favourite, Yant, fresh off the back of his Berghain debut, completing an exciting pairing of techno’s next frontier of talent. They’re joined by the Lady Machine, whose impact on Europe following a move to Berlin from her birthplace, Brazil, is showing no signs of slowing – she’s just released with Rotterdam’s stalwart MORD Records.

Luke Unabombers long-standing disco and house club-night returns to their spiritual home with German veteran, Prosumer. He’s known for timeless taste and passion, and has survived nearly 20 years and it shows in his sets, which roll along with a steadfast assuredness. He’s joined by a host of Manchester’s finest DJs, from Gina Breeze to Will TRAMP!.

Manchester International Festival’s unique celebrations of electronic music grow every year and this edition is no different, with four nights of dance performances put on by award-winning choreographer, Sharon Eyal and London-based record label, Young. Soundtracking the performances and the intervals is none other than Ben UFO, Hessle Audio founder and DJ, who will no doubt relish this opportunity to push the boat out at the iconic New Century.

To think the Loft has only been around for 2 years is a real shock, given its place as one of the most cherished clubs in the city. They celebrate their birthday with a few Loft favourites, namely Voigtmann and Truly Madly, as well as Belgian-born, Lola Haro, hot off the back of her huge Boiler Room at DGTL Festival in Amsterdam.

Fresh promoters RMN.BTS hail from Edinburgh and have been churning out quality minimal parties after just a year and a half in the game. They return to Manchester for the second time, this time inviting Ukrainian DJ and label owner, Olga Korol, who’s imprint, bodyparts has been going for 12 years, joined by residents, Dablo and Charlie Craig.