Man/Woman/Chainsaw announce 2027 UK tour after upcoming dates sell out
Ahead of their sold out autumn 2026 tour, Man/Woman/Chainsaw have announced another UK trek for next May – check out the details below.
The London-based art-punks kicked off their headline tour on Saturday (September 19), and were initially slated to wrap it at London’s Electric Ballroom on October 7. However, a huge push for tickets saw the former NME Cover Stars previously announce another London show – this one at the O2 Forum on May 11, 2027.
They’ve now ramped things up once again by announcing their biggest UK tour yet for May 2027, taking them across Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Birmingham, Bristol, Southampton, and Oxford.
Artist mailing list and Spotify pre-sale for the new dates go on sale at 10am BST tomorrow (September 23) – and you can sign up here. Alternatively, the new dates go up on general sale at the same time this Friday (September 25) here.
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Man/Woman/Chainsaw’s 2026/2027 live dates are:
2026
September
22 – Manchester, UK – Gorilla (SOLD OUT)
23 – Leeds, UK – Brudenell Social Club (SOLD OUT)
24 – Newcastle, UK – The Grove (SOLD OUT)
25 – Glasgow, UK – King Tut’s (SOLD OUT)
26 – Sheffield, UK – Float Along Festival
29 – Guildford, UK – The Boileroom (SOLD OUT)
30 – Brighton, UK – Concorde 2 (SOLD OUT)
October
1 – Portsmouth, UK – The Wedgewood Rooms (SOLD OUT)
2 – Bristol, UK – Thekla (SOLD OUT)
3 – Cardiff, UK – The Globe (SOLD OUT)
5 – Nottingham, UK – Rescue Rooms (SOLD OUT)
6 – Birmingham, UK – Hare & Hounds (SOLD OUT)
7 – London, UK – Electric Ballroom (SOLD OUT)
29 – New York, US – Night Club 101 (SOLD OUT)
30 – New York, US – Union Pool (SOLD OUT)
November
2 – Chicago, US – Schubas
4 – Los Angeles, US – The Echo
2027
May
1 – Manchester, UK – New Century
2 – Glasgow, UK – The Art School
3 – Newcastle, UK – King Street Social Club
5 – Leeds, UK – Project House
6 – Birmingham, UK – Castle & Falcon
7 – Bristol, UK – Electric
8 – Southampton, UK – 1865
10 – Oxford, UK – Academy
11 – London, UK – The Forum Kentish Town
The new shows come following the South London six-piece dropping debut album ‘Cannonball’ earlier this month. The album was given a four-star review from NME and praised as a “galley-smashing direct hit of a debut”.
“‘Cannonball’ comes on leaps and bounds from the raw ambition of debut EP ‘Eazy Peasy’ to create an album that leans into the experimental but never falls over into over-indulgence – just giddily playful while emotionally direct to make you to make you dance, smile tremble and weep,” it read.
“Here’s a band for whom perfection is just around the corner as they fine-tune the engine to reach a cleaner and more regular lift-off, but for now enjoy one of the most accomplished debuts of the year and a surefire Mercury Prize 2027 nominee. This cannonball makes one hell of a splash.”
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