Bristol band return to Manchester Bristol band Turbowolf are heading back to Manchester off the back of a 13-date October stint supporting the red-hot Royal Blood on their sold out tour. This time, they are back, headlining as part of the Download Freezes Over series of tours. The band has been described as the offspring…
After spending a large part of the year supporting Lana Del Rey, KT Tunstall and Birdy on their hugely successful tours, Billy Lockett is set to bring his biggest headlining tour to date to a close over the next few days, with the penultimate show at Manchester’s Deaf Institute on 30th October. It’s been quite…
They have often described as two of the brightest prospects, two bands which are truly emerging and set for great things. Against a backdrop of each releasing their debut albums over the least five weeks and this show at the Deaf Institute, Marmozets and Lonely The Brave showed that words such as prospect and emerging…
Canadian singer / songwriter Lights has announced a gig at Manchester’s The Deaf Institute on 31st January 2015. The 27-year-old multi award winning electro pop sensation is touring off the back of her third album Little Machines which was released yesterday, 23rd September, and already receiving rave reviews from fans and critics alike, spawning the…
Manchester’s own Silverclub are set to launch their new EP Back To The Start (via Red Laser Records) at The Deaf Institute on Friday 26th September. The live electronic band has previously sold out shows at The Deaf Institute, Soup Kitchen and Dancehouse Theatre and is now returning to the Deaf Institute, where they were…
It’s the sort of name only students could really come up with and that’s exactly what they were when aged nineteen years old Adam Thompson (vocals / guitar), Darren Lackie (drums), Sean Smith (bass) and Michael Palmer (guitar) were bunking together in a flat in the West End of Glasgow. In truth they had actually…
The Ting Tings have announced a series of UK tour dates which will see them performing at Manchester’s The Deaf Institute on 29 November. The tour marks The Ting Ting’s first full shows in three years. It’s been quite a summer for the duo, Jules and Katie, who made their triumphant return to the scene, exciting…
After releasing their eponymous debut album in 2001, Chicago indie rock band Owls took a thirteen year hiatus (yes, thirteen years) before returning with their follow up album Two, which was released in March of this year to critical acclaim. And now they are set to perform at The Deaf Institute, making their Manchester debut…
Texan post-rock instrumentalists This Will Destroy You are set to perform at The Deaf Institute on 2nd September 2014. Following an exclusive UK festival performance, headlining Bristol’s ArcTanGent festival this summer, This Will Destroy You are hitting the road with a month long European tour, which will see them perform four dates in the UK…
Stoner rockers and riff masters Karma To Burn are set to perform at Manchester’s Deaf Institute on Tuesday 19th August. The gig is coming the day after the West Virginia rockers sixth album, Arch Stanton, is released. The band has maintained their rhythmic rock style since their eponymous 1997 debut album, rarely steering away from…
