In 1976 a punk revolution was sweeping the nation and one gig in Manchester would help define music for generations to come. Sex Pistols live at Manchester's Lesser Free Trade Hall on 4th June.

40 years later, Paul Sexton goes back to the place where it all happened to hold a special musical round table exploring why the gig changed music forever.

Peter Hook shares his memories of the show alongside author David Nolan who has spent his career tracking down who was actually at the gig that hundreds claim to have seen.

Punk royalty Jordan, who famously toured with the band and became an icon of London punk subculture in the late 1970s, as well as Manchester music fan Ian Moss who believes this performance changed the city forever.

The show is broadcast 10pm Wednesday 1st June on BBC Radio Two and will appear on BBC Iplayer following broadcast at the info page here - http://bit.ly/OneNightInManchesterInfo

For a short video clip of Hooky at the recording check here -

http://bit.ly/OneNightInManchesterHookyClip