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Upcoming shows: Toria Wooff... Gustaffson... Matthew and the Atlas... Flora Hibberd... Spafford Campbell... Zoh Amba... The Sheepdogs... Jesca Hoop... Adam Hopper & the Wimps... Swansea Sound... Jack Wyllie... Rory Green... Amelia Coburn... Gwenifer Raymond... Brown Wimpenny... Luke Hart... Mathias Kom + Nev Clay... James Yorkston... The Unthanks In Winter... Bella Hardy... Mynolia... Cat Clyde... The Gentle Spring... Josh Rouse... Hayden Thorpe... True Mountain Laurel... Caoilfhionn Rose... Beans on Toast... Helena Deland... British Birds... Lael Neale... Pokey LaFarge... The Reds, Pinks and Purples... Blue Bendy... The Delines + Mark Eitzel... Carsie Blanton... Jessie Reid... Lisa LeBlanc... Joshua Burnside... Feel... The Very Things... Lindisfarne... Tropical Fuck Storm... Murphy Campbell... Iarla Ó Lionáird, Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh & Cormac McCarthy...

When: 7pm on Saturday 7 November 2026
Where: YES Pink Room, 38 Charles Street, Manchester, M1 7DB

After back to back sold out shows Gustaffson return to Manchester for their biggest show to date at YES Pink Room.

Gustaffson are back with a UK tour in 2026. The five-piece Manchester outfit are on a journey to redefine what it takes to make ‘real music’ as a band in 2026. They encourage their fans to pick up the lyric book, unite as a collective and disconnect from the numbing comfort of the algorithm.

Gustaffson are quickly becoming renowned for their curation of venue-specific, standalone shows that become calendar shaping events for their audience.

Their debut elbow produced album Black & White Movie achieved critical and commercial success, reaching #14 in the Official Record Store Chart as well as being featured in Rolling Stones’ ‘7 Albums You Need To Hear This Week’. It earned high praise from Jo Whiley, Chris Hawkins, Guy Garvey, and Gaby Roslin. The band celebrated with a spectacular sold-out show at London’s Bush Hall.

They finished 2025 with an elbow produced single Dance To The Algorithm. A retro funk anthem which featured on ITV Granada Introducing and had Gustaffson included in The Manc and Audio North’s ‘best artists of 2025’ alongside Richard Ashcroft and The Charlatans.

This year the band will return to the studio to record their second album with elbow’s Craig Potter.

‘The vivid musical world Gustaffson creates here is truly technicolour’ – Rolling Stone UK

‘Gigs of the year 2025’ – RGM Magazine

Special guest is Coruja Jones. Coruja Jones is a Manchester-based songsmith who makes dreamy, indie-folk – beautiful songs combined with intricate, delicate guitar work into cavernous reverbs, which take aim at your heart. He has been touring music from his latest record Undo, and will be previewing songs from his forthcoming debut album Big Feelings, working with producer Sam Vicary (The Cinematic Orchestra).

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All shows are 18+ unless otherwise stated.