Gorilla Manchester is a bar, club and gig venue located at 54-56 Whitworth Street, Manchester, M1 5WW. It is a 600 capacity gig venues based in the railway arches below Manchester’s Oxford Road train station.
Gorilla opened in 2012 taking over previous venue The Green Room and has hosted artists including Tame Impala, The 1975, Sam Smith and Ward Thomas.
Contact details:
Address: 54-56 Whitworth Street, Manchester, M1 5WW
Telephone: 0161 826 2998
Web: www.thisisgorilla.com
Pale Waves have announced a run of Spring 2018 UK and Europe dates including a headline Manchester gig at Gorilla. The dates will be Pale Waves’ biggest to date and come as the band tour North America through November and December. The Manchester four-piece have recently released their new single New Year’s Eve, the title…
Punk rockers The Lovely Eggs return to Manchester for a gig at Gorilla on their latest 10-date UK tour. The return to the live scene marks The Lovely Eggs’ first full-length UK tour in more than a year, after spending much of their time holed up in the studio working on a new album. The…
Scandinavia has produced a fair few pop stars over recent years. The latest to make her mark on the international pop scene is Astrid S who makes her Manchester debut at Gorilla – on her first ever world tour. And whilst Astrid S may not yet be the worldwide household name she has the potential…
With Manchester’s Neighbourhood Festival fast approaching, Declan McKenna has been announced to join the line-up. The singer/songwriter will be performing an exclusive intimate set at Gorilla. McKenna joins headliners Peace and Rat Boy along with some of the country’s freshest and most exciting names for performances across Manchester’s best and most iconic music venues the…
Betsy has announced details of a European tour in support of her self-titled debut album. The tour will include a Manchester gig at Gorilla. Betsy’s debut album is due for release on 29 September via Warner Brothers. Betsy was born on a goose farm in rural Wales, finding her voice from campfire sing-alongs and the…
Indie-rockers King No-One have announced a fourth UK tour in under a year, taking in Manchester’s Gorilla. The latest tour for King No-One is the band’s biggest to date and sees them moving up to bigger venues after a string of back to back sold out runs. King No-One are also set to perform on…
Marika Hackman has announced a UK headline tour including a Manchester gig at Gorilla. The announcement follows the release of Marika Hackman’s latest album I’m Not Your Man, an album which looks at the questions around femininity, sexual identity, millennial ennui, the pressures of living in a social media bubble and the perils of being…
The first acts for Neighbourhood Festival 2017, featuring more than 100 artists and bands performing at 11 Manchester venues, have been announced.
Manchester’s Gorilla will host Fickle Friends during their biggest UK tour to date. The Manchester gig announcement came after the band revealed the new video for their single Hello Hello, which has received heavy support from Radio 1. The song was named Track of the Week by Huw Stephens. Prior to the new tour, Fickle…
From the Jam featuring former The Jam bassist Bruce Foxton, legendary vocalist and guitarist Russell Hastings and drummer Mike Randon, are celebrating the 40th anniversary of The Jam’s debut album In The City with a special series of shows including a date at Manchester’s Gorilla. Throughout the tour the band will be performing a selection…
