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Q magazine are commemorating the the 20th anniversary of “Second Coming” by The Stone Roses with a special 20-page feature.

The feature in the February issue includes previous unseen photos and new interviews.

Find out more here

The trailer for “The Stone Roses: Made of Stone” has been released.

The film from Shane Meadows documents the return of the Stone Roses. Featuring unseen archive footage, Made of Stone follows the band as they announce their reunion, rehearse for their first tour in more than 15 years and play three sell-out homecoming gigs at Manchester’s Heaton Park.

The Stone Roses: Made of Stone is released in the UK on Wednesday 5 June and preview screenings will be held on 30th May.

Made Of Stone film poster

The new Stone Roses documentary film, Made of Stone, opens for general cinema release on 5 June across the UK and Ireland.

The premiere of the Shane Meadows’ film will be in Manchester on 30th May with the event satellite-linked to 100 cinemas nationwide. These preview screenings will be running concurrently with the premiere launch, and tickets will be available from Wednesday 17 April.

The Stone Roses will be making a rare public appearance alongside director Shane Meadows and producer Mark Herbert. Fans will be able to ask Shane Meadows their questions, live at the event or from cinemas around the country via Twitter.

Tickets details will be published via www.facebook.com/madeofstonefilm

Confirmed premiere event cinemas

Manchester

• VUE Lowry
• Odeon Printworks
• Odeon Old Trafford Centre
• Showcase Cinemas Manchester
• Manchester Cornerhouse
• Cineworld Didsbury

Picturehouse Cinemas

• Ritzy, Brixton
• Clapham Picturehouse
• Hackney Picturehouse
• Greenwich Picturehouse
• The Gate, Notting Hill
• Stratford Picturehouse 
• Belmont Picturehouse, Aberdeen
• City Screen, York
• Picturehouse at FACT, Liverpool
• Cinema City, Norwich
• Phoenix Picturehouse, Oxford
• Stratford Upon Avon Picturehouse
• Regal Picturehouse, Henley-on-Thames
• Exeter Picturehouse
• Harbour Lights Picturehouse, Southampton
• Duke of York’s Picturehouse, Brighton
• The Little Theatre Cinema, Bath
• Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge
• Abbeygate Picturehouse, Bury St Edmunds

Independent Cinemas 

• Queens Film Theatre, Belfast
• Thurso Cinema
• Broadway, Nottingham
• The Showroom, Sheffield
• Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
• Grosvenor Hillhead, Glasgow
• Perth Playhouse
• Phoenix, Leicester
• Gulbenkian, Canterbury
• Dundee Contemporary
• Ambassador, Woking
• Chapter Arts, Cardiff
• Derby QUAD
• Pontardawe Arts Centre
• The Dukes, Lancaster
• Lighthouse, Poole
• GFT, Glasgow
• National Media Museum, Bradford
• Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle
• Lexi, Kensal Rise
• Light Wolverhampton
• Haverhill Arts Centre
• The Light House Cinema, Dublin
• The Venue, Lincoln
• BIRKS Aberfeldy
• Regal Cinema, Melton Mowbray
• Regal Cinema, Evesham
• Plaza Cinema, Truro
• Saffron Screen, Essex

Curzon Cinemas 

• Knutsford Curzon
• Renoir Cinema, London
• Wimbledon HMV Curzon

Everyman Cinemas 

• Leeds Everyman
• Hampstead Everyman, London
• Screen on the Green, London

Cineworld Cinemas

• Aberdeen Union Square
• Aldershot
• Ashford
• Ashton Under Lyne
• Bedford
• Bexleyheath
• Birmingham Broad Street
• Boldon
• Bolton
• Braintree
• Brighton
• Burton On Trent
• Cardiff
• Castleford
• Cheltenham & screening rooms
• Chester
• Chesterfield
• Chichester
• Crawley
• Didcot
• Didsbury
• Dublin
• Dundee
• Eastbourne
• Edinburgh
• Enfield
• Falkirk
• Feltham
• Fulham
• Glasgow Renfrew Street
• Gloucester
• Harlow
• Haymarket
• High Wycombe
• Hull
• Huntingdon
• Ipswich
• Isle of Wight
• Leigh
• Liverpool
• Llandudno
• Luton
• Middlesbrough
• Milton Keynes
• Newport
• Northampton
• Nottingham
• Greenwich 02
• Rochester
• Rugby
• Runcorn
• Sheffield
• Shrewsbury
• Solihull
• St Helens
• Stevenage
• Stockport
• Swindon
• Wakefield
• Wandsworth
• West India Quay
• Weymouth
• Witney
• Wolverhampton
• Yeovil

Showcase Cinemas

• Coventry
• Reading
• Derby Cinema Deluxe
• Leicester Cinema Deluxe
• Peterborough
• Dudley
• Leeds
• Bluewater

Pete Garner, bass player in The Stone Roses from 1983-87, was interviewed extensively by author Simon Spence for his Roses’ biography, The Stone Roses: War and Peace.

Pete’s interview provides a fascinating insiders look at the very early formative years of the band. The interview transcripts are presented unedited.

Available exclusively via thestoneroses.co.uk and Simon’s website, this regular series of interviews will reveal the real story of The Stone Roses like never before.

• The Stone Roses: War and Peace – interview transcripts

“The Days Of The Roses” photography exhibition by Dennis Morris

Photographer Dennis Morris will be hosting an Exhibition of previously unseen and exclusive images taken from this limited edition book at Tapestry Gallery in Soho, from the 4th – 28th February.

An evening event will also be held on the 7th February for fellow Stone Roses fans to appreciate this photography, with the opportunity to buy signed and limited edition prints and books.

Tapestry Gallery, Frith Street. Website: tapestry.co.uk