Macclesfield's largest live entertainment venue have announced a slew of new concerts.

Cinemac Live, on Roe Street, are already hosting a festival dedicated to Tribute Acts this spring.

And today, three more tribute act concerts have been announced, two of which are tributes to bands with Macclesfield connections.

One of them is just over a month away! First up, is Hometown Glory, a tribute to Adele, performed by Natalie Black.

(Image - Cinemac Live)

She will take to the stage on February 16, which will be a 'Galentine's Day'-themed evening.

Tickets start from £5 (excl. booking fee), and you can pay a little more for luxury seating.

Rumour Has It that you can buy the Adele tickets on THIS LINK.

Also announced this afternoon, is the return of Freddie and The Queen Experience, who were one of the first tribute acts to perform at Cinemac Live.

They are back at the Roe Street venue by popular demand, and will perform on Friday March 22.

Get your tickets for FATQE HERE.

The following month, a tribute act a band partially from Macclesfield will perform.

Transmission, who performed at Cinemac last year, will return to perform the songs of Joy Division in Macclesfield.

They will come to Cinemac Live on Saturday April 6, once again with similar ticket prices to the two aforementioned gigs.

Finally, New Order tribute act True Order will be coming on June 8.

New Order, who were the successor band to Joy Division, currently contains three members from Macclesfield.

Unfortunately, none of the members of True Order are, but that doesn't mean there won't be great music!

Tickets aren't quite live for this one yet, but will be on the Cinemac Live website shortly.

Cinemac Live is an independently owned entertainment venue, brought to you by the same people who run Cinemac Cinema.