The Oozes will hit the road next week for a massive run of dates including gigs in Manchester and Liverpool.

The four piece band will headline at Manchester’s Deaf Institute and Liverpool’s The Lobby.  The Manchester and Liverpool gigs are two of 42 dates they will play across the UK and Ireland.

The Oozes Eyesore Tour follows the recent release of their latest track DBSAC.  The track marks a two and a half minute burst of punk rock energy, raw, unapologetic and uncensored.  Frank Turner produced the track.


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Speaking about DBSAC the Oozes said, “DBSAC is a track for calling out, patronising and shaming abusers. Its explicit nature is a real mirroring of the thoughts and experiences of so many. In a culture where speaking openly and honestly about rape and abuse is considered taboo and often silenced; the song does the opposite, leaving no room for questioning. It’s blunt, to the point and shows the power in reclaiming and repurposing that aggression.  Produced by Frank Turner, the process of bringing this song to life was cathartic, making sure to let out all rage and feed the track the most angry, confrontational energy possible.  It’s also great practice in Toms ability to swear, and Frank Turner’s ability with a bleep button – you nasty bleep slimey bleep I’m just gonna be blunt if you want someone to suck your bleep then don’t be such a bleep.  DBSAC is an opportunity for survivors to express their anger unapologetically and without shame.”

When do The Oozes headline at Manchester’s Deaf Institute and Liverpool’s The Lobby?

The Oozes headline at Manchester’s Deaf Institute on 4 April 2023.  They then headline at Liverpool’s The Lobby on 5 April 2023.  The Manchester and Liverpool gigs are two of 42 dates they will perform on The Oozes Eyesore Tour:

1 March – Coventry, The Tin
2 March – Kent, Tunbridge Wells, Forum
3 March – Brighton, Komedia
5 March – Reading, Facebar
7 March – Guildford, Boileroom
8 March – Southampton, The Loft
9 March – Bournemouth, Bear Cave
10 March – Bristol, Rough Trade
11 March – Exeter, Cavern
12 March – Falmouth, Chintz
14 March – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
15 March – Swansea, Sin City
17 March – Birmingham, Muther’s
18 March – Hebden Bridge, Trades Club
19 March – Norwich, Voodoo Daddys
21 March – Nottingham, Bodega
22 March – Leeds, Hyde Park Book Club
24 March – Sheffield, Yellow Arch
25 March – Hull, Polar Bear
26 March – York, Fulford Arms
29 March – Sunderland, The Independent
30 March – Newcastle, Bobiks
31 March – Edinburgh, Sneaky Petes
1 April – Glasgow, The Garage, Attic Bar
2 April – Blackpool, Bootleg Social
4 April – Manchester, The Deaf Institute
5 April – Liverpool, The Lobby
6 April – Chester, Live Rooms
8 April – Stoke, The Sugar Mill
11 April – Preston, The Ferret
13 April – Peterborough, Met Room
14 April – Northampton, The Garibaldi
15 April – Milton Keynes, Craufurd Arms
16 April – Bedford, Esquires
18 April – St Albans, The Horn
19 April – Oxford, Jericho Tavern
20 April – London, Underworld
22 April – Cambridge, The Blue Moon
23 April – Ipswich, The Smokehouse
25 April – Leicester, Soundhouse
27 April – Belfast, Oh Yeah Centre
28 April – Dublin, Academy 2