Skip to main content
Co-op Live

Co-op Live

Arena in Manchester, EnglandWikipedia

Search complete. 18 mentions across 15 episodes found for "Co-op Live".

Sep 18, 2026

Elliot PaisleyHOST
1:55
Yeah, I'm grateful we've not had another heat wave in the run-up to this because the combination of the amount of sludge and sweat we're talking about If that was to be matched to real life Well I think we all might have Passed away
Perran HelyesHOST
2:08
For sure I mean I'm definitely having a good time with a lot of the albums That we are going to talk about today I've also been having a good time because earlier I believe it was right after we recorded Last week's new show I went out to see Evanescence At the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester It was the first time that I had seen Evanescence Since you and I Sam went to see them At the Hammersmith Apollo in 2017 So A good old period of time passing and i don't know if you've noticed all those new metal bands are insanely massive now so going along to uh you know it's interesting we could be spoken about this phenomenon with you know corn and deftones most obviously but i was sort of wondering how much of that is also you know playing into what's going on with evanescence because uh they were playing i said the cop live in in manchester which is as you probably know the biggest arena in the country And it was...
Perran HelyesHOST
2:55
I don't know if it was sold out.
Perran HelyesHOST
2:56
It might have been sold out.
Jamie WardHOST
1:55
But just tell us, to kick things off, John, what does this moment, what does this opportunity mean in the story of John Hedges, the gentleman, and why?
John HedgesGUEST
2:02
Yes, Jamie, how's it going, mate? For me, personally, listen, coming here, co-op live, this is absolutely crazy.
John HedgesGUEST
2:11
I'll be real with you.
John HedgesGUEST
2:13
Lifelong dreams to get anywhere close to this, never mind doing it myself.
Matt GuzmanHOST
1:32
Manchester, the game between the Spurs and Pelicans, the second of two European games that the Spurs will play this season, has officially released tickets as of today.
Matt GuzmanHOST
1:42
The Co-op Live in Manchester, which is where those teams will face off against each other, has officially listed tickets for sale.
Matt GuzmanHOST
1:48
You can go to their website to find those.
Matt GuzmanHOST
1:50
I did want to mention that NBA Experiences, which is a whole separate organization, has They've already been having ticket packages available, even dating back months.
Matt GuzmanHOST
2:11
You'll get access to VIP areas.
Matt GuzmanHOST
2:13
It all depends on what package you're interested in, which package you buy.
Matt GuzmanHOST
2:16
But for those who are either local to Manchester or Paris, wherever you might be, or are just making the trip out there and don't want to get the huge fancy package, you can find tickets from Co-op Live as of today.
Matt GuzmanHOST
2:27
It'll be the third, fourth, the fourth meeting between the Spurs and Pelicans next season.
Neil RussellGUEST
66:12
I think...
Neil RussellGUEST
66:14
It's a perfect partnership in many ways, because obviously the Co-op Live Arena have come in at the Etihad.
Neil RussellGUEST
66:21
And that's literally
Patrick SmithHOST
66:24
a
LeoHOST
62:36
Saturday, September 19th.
LeoHOST
62:38
Matchroom on DAZN at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester.
LeoHOST
62:42
This is a card for the Brits.
LeoHOST
62:47
We got Pat Brown headlining against John Hedges at Cruiserweight.
EvanHOST
5:35
So Cats are on their Wild World tour right now, and if you're at the Dublin show, your ears are probably still ringing as so many kids screamed for this generation's iconic girl group.
EvanHOST
5:45
However, many fans and parents were left disappointed as they claimed to have lost hundreds of pounds after being turned away from Co-op Live in Manchester because under-16s were not permitted in standing areas, with some only finding out when they were queuing outside the venue.
EvanHOST
6:00
Natalie Cunningham from Coventry paid a total of £568 for four tickets through third-party seller Hello Tickets.
EvanHOST
6:08
So she, her friend, and her friend's two daughters could attend what was supposed to be the girls' first concert.
EvanHOST
7:42
It's so bad, I don't think it should be running like this.
EvanHOST
7:46
So for some families, the result was not only losing hundreds of pounds, but young fans missing their first chance to see Cat's Eye live.
EvanHOST
7:52
In a video shared online, a member of Co-op Live staff spoke through a megaphone to inform waiting fans the process to complain about events of the evening.
EvanHOST
8:02
So after queuing, they were informed that there were no seats available to sell.
Gareth A. DaviesHOST
12:49
There's a T.O. Lopez fight.
Gareth A. DaviesHOST
12:51
They can take him to stadiums in the UK, the Co-op Live, the O2 Arena.
Gareth A. DaviesHOST
12:56
They can bring him back here to Vegas.
Gareth A. DaviesHOST
12:57
There's so much they can do with him.
Drew ForsythGUEST
37:07
It's just them and they might be, you know...
Drew ForsythGUEST
37:11
There's someone that I haven't put up there yet, but they were performing at Co-op Live here in Manchester.
Drew ForsythGUEST
37:16
You know, there's 20,000 people out there and it's just them in one dressing room.
Drew ForsythGUEST
37:20
You know, the night before it was Drake and like his entourage.
Andrew ClarkeHOST
13:41
Essentially, did it come to Manchester because Manchester had a tourist tax and it was able to prove that it could deliver? No.
Andrew ClarkeHOST
13:48
It came to Manchester because we built the Co-op Arena, which is a stunning venue for any event but if London and the rumours are that the Mayor of London is looking to put a 5% levy on hotels that is on top of the 20% I mean London will just not be competitive if they go ahead with that but if they go ahead with that at 5% yes it will raise London money but the Brit Awards won't go back there because it will be way too costly for them to put that back into the London space and it just seems as though they're shooting themselves in the foot a little bit
Clive WrattenHOST
14:24
Well, yeah.
Clive WrattenHOST
14:26
You just imagine a business traveller that comes in from overseas to the UK, a hotel room at £300 is cheap for London these days.
Ben JekyllHOST
23:53
In November, they're touring Europe and they've got two dates in the UK.
Ben JekyllHOST
23:57
London at the O2 on the 19th and Co-op Live in Manchester on the 20th of November.
Ben JekyllHOST
24:04
Yellow Card and Good Charlotte.
Ben JekyllHOST
24:10
Yeah, less said about Good Charlotte and their gutting of alternative press.

5 more episodes mention Co-op Live.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.