Little Punk Records Presents… International Women’s Day 2026 at AATMA Manchester!(1st Floor Stevenson Place, 5 Little Lever St, M1 1BE)
With an amazing lineup to scream your lungs out with:
Ancient Good Stuff (Presenting their new single “Queen of the migrant working class”)
Woke Nonsense
Dierotica
The Dirty Looks
TICKETS £8 ADV (8.80) £10 ON THE DOOR
Eagle & Salmon presents:
8pm LILFVX is a solo artist based in a small town near Manchester. Made from her bedroom, her music consists of alternative rock, grunge rock and an experimental type of alt rock and drum and bass. Main inspiration is artists such as Lil Peep, Deftones and Wisp!
8:40pm Charlie Potatoes
9:20pm Someone’s Something A product of their various upbringings, Someone’s Something challenges the current state of rock music with passionate compositions with a European twist. Although singing about religion, substance abuse and forbidden relationships can be challenging; the band channels years of musical experience to bring these topics to life in gritty and heartbreaking ways.
£6 advance ticket, or £7 on the door.
London based indie artist Mike Stoyanov is bringing his brand of loud and unapologetic rock’n’roll to Manchester, people get ready for Stoyadelica
YouTube | Instagram | TikTok @stoyanov_mike
Eagle & Salmon presents:
Advances In Mathematics 7:40 pm Manchester-made post-rock with choruses. Back from the dead.
Harlettes 8:20 pm Harlettes are an alternative post-punk four-piece emerging from the city’s New Wave underground. Their sound collides heavy, angular riffs with delicate yet viscous vocals, creating a raw, cathartic approach to storytelling that feels both intimate and explosive. For fans of Wolf Alice, Queens of the Stone Age, Fugazi and English Teacher
The Monamees 9 pm Manchester-based indie rockers The Monamees craft intricate chords with thoughtful lyrics. Their music takes a nod to classic British guitar rock-n-roll bands, such as The Who.
BeeSide 9 40 pm Local indie rock band BeeSide return to the Aatma stage. The band has adeptly created a unique sound and has composed a great collection of original songs.
£5 adv ticket. £6 on the door.
Snowdrop are a four-piece indie rock band from Macclesfield, Cheshire, carving their own lane with a raw, melodic sound that blends grit and emotion. Since forming in 2024, they’ve built a loyal following through sold-out hometown shows, standout performances across Manchester, and a string of releases that showcase their evolving style from debut single Diamond to their latest EP Seek Grace.
Eagle & Salmon presents:
LILFVX 7:50 pm LILFVX is a solo artist based in a small town near Manchester. Made from her bedroom, her music consists of alternative rock, grunge rock and an experimental type of alt rock and drum and bass. Main inspiration is artists such as Lil Peep, Deftones and Wisp!
The Broken Frame 8:30 pm A band based between Manchester and Leeds, who blend the music of Radiohead , The Beach Boys and early Bombay Bicycle Club to create a high-energy sound with lush harmonies.
Sam Biggs 9:30 pm Sam Biggs is a songwriter based in Manchester. Joining him will be 3 other talented musicians. Together, they make music which is influenced by the likes of Nothing But Thieves, Led Zeppelin, Jeff Buckley and Sam Fender. Expect high-tenor vocals singing a mix of gut-wrenching songs and songs that’ll get you moving, all accompanied by guitars which vary from clean to driven.
Eagle & Salmon presents:
Scorched Lungs 8 pm
BeeSide 8:40 pm
Venus in Spirals 9:20 pm
Citrines 10 pm – a grunge rock sound, with a moody attitude and loud presence.
Eagle & Salmon presents
Plover 8:15 pm A six-piece formed from the corners of South Manchester, Plover lean heavily into the shoegaze and art rock sounds. A band that will have your attention from the first to the last.
Sean Morrell 8:50 pm Post-punk indie tales with powerful vocals and melodic hooks.
Bloom 9:30 pm Bloom are an indie rock band hailing from Manchester, influenced by The Smiths, Verve and Belle & Sebastian. The band are about to announce a string of singles as well as a new headline gig in February time
Swivel are no longer playing at this event.
Tickets, £5 adv or £6 on the door.