The curtain is coming down on Sum 41, but not before a final, spectacular run to isolate and celebrate everything that made them modern punk greats.
Tag: Manchester
With their most recent return to Manchester, Beartooth not only remain as one of metalcore’s premier live acts, but may even feel bigger and more radiant than ever on top of that.
Now firmly on the reunion cycle with a comeback tour in full swing, the qualities and songs that made Mallory Knox so beloved within the Britrock generation remain set in stone, even after so long.
Off the back of her strongest album yet, Mothica’s UK headline run arrives in Manchester, and the qualities to take flight as an alt-pop superstar are all too apparent.
Despite the odds in their favour seemingly plummeting in recent times, Thirty Seconds To Mars return to the UK to show they can still conquer an arena like nobody’s business.
Embarking on a run of their biggest UK venues to date, Pierce The Veil’s popularity is yet to dwindle, as they grow from 2010s post-hardcore into a truly formidable, credible rock band.
Returning to Manchester’s Apollo, The Gaslight Anthem play to a full house, with all the sparkle and heartland-rock charm that continues to assert them as one of the best-loved bands around.
The Blackout are back, kicking off their reunion tour with Dead Pony and Mouth Culture in tow, and reclaiming their status as Britrock’s party kings with flying colours.
The 1975 return home to Manchester amid a sold-out nationwide tour, a testament to the popularity of one of the UK’s biggest pop exports, and with the showmanship and catalogue of undeniable hits to match.
They’re one of the UK’s best for a reason. Another barnstorming tour from Enter Shikari rolls into Manchester, bringing along Fever 333 and NOAHFINNCE, and showing how they’re still on the form of their lives.