Sacha Lord is synonymous with Manchester's nightlife. For over three decades, he has been at the centre of the city’s transformation, bringing international music events and festivals to its streets as co-founder of Sankeys and The Warehouse Project. In 2018, he was appointed Night-Time Economy Advisor for Greater Manchester by Andy Burnham. He lives in south Manchester with his wife and young son. Luke Bainbridge is a bestselling author and journalist from Manchester. He has written for the Guardian and Observer for 25 years and was deputy editor of the award-winning Observer Music Monthly. Just like Sacha, he was at the centre of many of the music events recounted in Tales from the Dancefloor. He lives in London with his two daughters.
'Sacha Lord is the man who transformed Manchester's nightlife.' Rolling Stone 'Rip-roaring … What separates Lord’s book from the clichés about gurners in bucket hats is its focus on the darker period.' The Times 'Enjoyable … The tracklists at the end really endure.' Observer 'Runs from the dirty and criminal 1990s to the contemporary superclub scene.' Telegraph 'This book proves anything's possible in Manchester.' Aitch 'Sacha keeps the flame of the Manchester scene alight.' Ian Brown 'Might fill in a few blanks.' Shaun Ryder