👀No Sight, No Hope🙏 UK Tour
Virtue In Vain & Ventures
Special Guests: Kill The Silence | Leave No Witness | Mothkeeper
Tickets £8
Tag: Rock
A night of DIY riotous live music from Open Fly, The Dirty Looks and new gothgaze band Dierotica.
Stage times:
Open Fly 9:40pm:
The Dirty Looks 8:50pm
Dierotica 8:05pm
Tickets £5.50 advance / £6.50 on the door.
Skulk Of Foxes, the alternative folk-rock tandem hailing from Manchester, is a captivating synergy between the vocals of Beth Rigby and the instrumental work of Rob Aldridge. Infusing their music with a magnetic blend of gothic allure and dark folk, Skulk Of Foxes weaves a spellbinding tapestry that transcends genres. For fans of Wolf Alice, Band Of Skulls, Daughter, Phoebe Bridgers with a bit more fuzz.
Run Remedy is the musical project of Robin Koob – self-proclaimed Jersey trash and Manchester ‘string-slut’. Robin’s particular flavour of Americana is laced with equal parts grief and fun-loving irony, exploring the complexities of familial rejection, patriotism, and living in the shadows of clichés. It offers a “moving, melancholic” (BBC Radio Kent) experience reminiscent of artists like Julia Jacklin, Fiona Apple, and Andy Shauf. With a penchant for both candour and wisecracks, her songs speak to empathetic listeners who, as Robin explains, “enjoy a cheesy joke as much as a good cry.”
POCKETKNIFE
POCKETKNIFE, originating from Welsh and Mancunian lands, are a melodic post-hardcore duo known for their dynamic style. They draw inspiration from influential bands like Biffy Clyro, PJ Harvey, QOTSA, and Dinasour Jr. Previously, they supported acts such as Lightning Bolt, The Joy Formidable, Melt-Banana and Twin Atlantic. After a long pause from the scene, they are now back making new music and can’t wait to see you up front at their next show.
21:00 Skulk Of Foxes
20:15 Run Remedy
19:30 POCKETKNIFE
Tickets £8 + bf
Gloom139’s latest curated evening of live music proudly presents Wehmut, Mopfeet plus special guests, Club Dada.
Aatma, Manchester
Saturday 5th October
Doors 7:30
Torture and the Desert Spiders was founded in South London in 2019 and has since performed over 150 shows in the UK, EU and US including supports for The Lounge Society, Starcrawler, Purling Hiss, Crawlers, Frankie and the Witch Fingers, slots at Kendal Calling Festival for Tim Burgess and a performance at the Cavern Club for the BBC.
Tickets £5 + bf
“Wheezed are a brand new Weezer tribute band that have been working for months to present the entire Blue album live from start to finish.
Wheezed aim to present the tracks as close to the sound of Weezer in 1994 as possible. This is the launch show and we’d love you to al be a part of it.
Wheezed have taken pains to get everything from guitar tone/pedals, Bass tone, Harmonies and presentation as close to Weezer in 1994 as they can.
”This is an evolving process for us. I’m super particular about everything in every song. I really want people to be as happy as possible with the sound and relive the Blue album that we all love.”
Every now and then, fresh new bands find themselves rehearsing in the rehearsal rooms across the way at Aatma. A promoter or music biz body or other similar mysterious type happens to walk past their door and says: “Who are these guys? I’ve gotta put them on”. Such was the case a few weeks ago with 70’s trip rockers Eye of Bon and indie strummers Lavender Minds (now configured with a full band line-up), both of whom will be taking the Aatma stage on Saturday the 29th of June.
Joining them will be lofi indie pop band Purseweb. They have recently put together an EP, which will be launched this night.
Catch them before anyone else does!
Tickets £5 adv, £6 on the door.
Wearemanchesterlive presents the best up and coming bands from the North West.
The Sewer Cats headline at Aatma!
Ferocious, fuzzy and feline-inclined… The Sewer Cats are an explosive Manchester-based hardcore punk duo delivering riotous tunes of patriarchy-smashing fury. Their short and snappy songs have been described as ‘catchy and scathing’, bursting with hooky riffs drenched in fuzz and aggressive riot-grrrl vocals, all served up with a big helping of sass.
Support from Blagged and Mud Club.
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Event Details
Starts at 7:00PM. Tickets £7.50 + bf
The Bad Wires are an upcoming 3 piece rock and roll band from Manchester, England. Their dirty, bluesy, guitar based tunes are heavily reminiscent of artists such as Jack White, The Black Keys and The Stooges. While managing to stay quintessentially British in their lyrical and vocal attack, there’s also a cinematic edge to their numbers that they credit to artist like Lana Del Rey and Arctic Monkeys, making The Bad Wires a band to definitely look out for in the future.
ADVANCE TICKETS: £10
AGE POLICY: 16+ (with an adult)
ADDRESS: 1st Floor, 14-16 Faraday St, Manchester M1 1BE
In conjunction with Night Owl Music Promotions Bread Records return to Aatma with a headline show from the incredible talents of Outside Now on the Friday 19th April 
The team have put together a stellar lineup, with support from the brilliant Virginia Coast Scatterchild and James Low! Gonna be a class night 
Be sure not to miss out on this one, you can get tickets on Fatsoma at https://fatso.ma/ZDZy for only £7 – find out more at our event Outside Now + Special Guests @ Aatma 