Barrelling into the festive season, Manchester’s Albert Hall has unveiled a long list of brand new show announcements which are now on sale.
Hitting the road for their biggest UK tour to date, Gang of Youths will visit Manchester to launch their upcoming record ‘angel in realtime’ next March.
The moving record explores the life and legacy of frontman Dave Le’aupepe’s late father, the band revealing that it touches on “indigenous identity, death, grief and God. And also the Angel, Islington.”
Fresh from her first new music since 2020’s album ‘Hey u x.’, which featured familiar names like Grimes and Lily Allen, BENEE brings her dreamy alt-pop mixes to The Albert Hall next May.
That record received huge acclaim and was even listed as one of Billboard’s 25 Best Pop Albums of 2020—a new EP is expected to drop next year to follow up the release of her new single ‘Doesn’t Matter’.
Twice-Grammy nominated Hiatus Kaiyote returned early this year with their brand new album ‘Mood Valiant’.
Renowned for their adventurous approach to songwriting, the ability to make the complex sound wonderfully simple and their incredible lives shows, the Melboourne-based group are very much a must-see on the Manchester leg of their tour.
Something a little different, as beloved Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisp pairing Ralf Little and Will Mellor appear for an evening of no-doubt hilarious conversation.
The evening will see the two bring the hugely successful podcast they started during lockdown, ‘Two Pints’, in which they unravel the world’s biggest talking points, to the big stage.
Wed 26 Jan - Wed 5 Oct, The Albert Hall, City Centre, 27 Peter St, Manchester M2 5QR
- Words:
- Bradley Lengden
- Published on:
- Mon 22 Nov 2021
Celebrating ten years since the release of his seminal record ‘At Your Inconvenience’, Professor Green will take to the Albert Hall stage in spring next year.
An unmistakable figure in modern British music, Professor Green AKA Stephen Manderson’s second album was met with widespread critical acclaim, amassed over 100,000 sales and featured the number one hit ‘Read All About It’.
The artist has come a long way since his Hackney MC days, now recognised as an impressive documentarian and mental health activist alongside his music.