Mannequin Pussy UK/EU Tour Dates Revealed
Punk rockers unveil full year of shows across Europe, teasing new music and sold-out dates
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Tour Dates And Ticket Status
Mannequin Pussy has shared a striking poster announcing every live show they’ll play this year. According to the band’s Instagram caption, “THIS IS EVERY SHOW WE WILL PLAY THIS YEAR. MANY ARE ALREADY SOLD OUT, MANY ARE LOW TICKETS – SEE YOU THIS YEAR … AND MAYBE, IF YOU’RE VERY GOOD, NEW MUSIC OUT THIS YEAR ⭐️” The full list covers venues across the United Kingdom and Europe, with some gigs already sold out and others close to capacity.
Ticket-holders are advised to move quickly if they haven’t secured their spot yet. Early stops in Glasgow and Manchester sold out almost immediately, while Bristol and Paris shows are marked “selling fast.” Remaining dates span London, Derby, Nijmegen, Amsterdam, Berlin and more, reflecting the band’s growing popularity on both sides of the Atlantic.
Support Acts And Special Guests
In a related Instagram post from earlier this spring, Mannequin Pussy confirmed that Shortstraw UK and Rocket the Band will support all UK/EU dates. That announcement included a breakdown of venues and current ticket statuses:
• 19 May – Glasgow, QMU (Low tickets)
• 20 May – Manchester, Academy 2 (Sold out)
• 22 May – Bristol, SWX (Selling fast)
• 23 May – London, Wide Awake Festival
• 24 May – Derby, Bearded Theory Festival
• 26 May – Paris, Trabendo (Selling fast)
• 28 May – Nijmegen, Doornroosje
• 29 May – Amsterdam, Tolhuistuin (Sold out)
• 31 May – Berlin, Columbia Theatre (Selling fast)
Fans can find ticket links in the band’s Instagram bio and should expect some dates to sell out within days of on-sale announcements.
Band Background And Recent Releases
Formed in Philadelphia in 2010, Mannequin Pussy has become one of the most acclaimed names on today’s punk-rock circuit. Fronted by Marisa Dabice (vocals, guitar), the group’s lineup also includes Athanasios Paul (guitar), Colins “Bear” Regisford (bass) and Kaleen Reading (drums). Their third album, Patience (2019), received widespread praise, while their 2021 self-titled LP showcased a broader range of dynamics and lyrical depth.
In a biography on Wikipedia, the band is noted for blending raw emotional honesty with muscular riffs and anthemic choruses. Prior to this summer’s tour, they hit the road earlier in May, opening in Glasgow with a sold-out show and continuing to Manchester before heading to Bristol, where only a few tickets remained.
Teasing New Music And Fan Engagement
Aside from live dates, the band’s latest social-media posts hint at new material on the horizon. The star emoji in the recent caption suggests fresh music will arrive this year, though no release date has been confirmed. Fans have also contributed artwork inspired by recent shows—some of which may be shared on Mannequin Pussy’s broadcast channel, according to another Instagram update.
Looking ahead, the tour promises high-energy performances and surprises along the way. As Marisa Dabice noted in a message about the schedule, “We love your art—keep it coming, and maybe we’ll share some secrets too.” For concert-goers, that could mean impromptu premieres of unreleased tracks at select dates.
With so many shows already sold out, this tour underscores Mannequin Pussy’s momentum and their status as a must-see live act. Whether you’re chasing tickets in a sold-out city or planning to catch them at a festival, the band’s UK/EU itinerary is set to be one of the punk highlights of the year.
From packed club nights to festival stages, Mannequin Pussy’s European run is poised to deliver both fan favorites and brand-new material at every stop. Hardcore punk devotees and newcomers alike won’t want to miss what this band has in store—and with early shows already at capacity, the time to act is now.
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