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Outbreak Festival 2024 - 2 DAY PASS (SAT-SUN) in Manchester,

Jun 29, 2024  ·  Bowlers Exhibition Centre Bowlers Exhibition Centre

Outbreak Fest
Jun 29
Outbreak Fest
Past Concert

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Incendiary, born from Long Island's hardcore scene, delivers crushing metalcore with sharp lyrics. Influenced by Vision Of Disorder and Glassjaw, their albums, produced by Will Putney, hit Billboard's Hard Music Top 10. Known for energetic shows and a protest music ethos, they value impact and community.
Poison the Well, from southern Florida, gained fame in the hardcore punk scene with their metalcore style, blending Slayer's guitar with Hatebreed's stomp. Their debut album was a hit, leading to a stint with Atlantic Records, though they later returned to indie labels. Known for albums like "The Opposite of December," they pushed boundaries with "Versions," featuring diverse instruments. They toured with Cryptopsy and Every Time I Die. Notable members included Ryan Primack and Jeff Moreira.
Formed in South Florida, Gouge Away gained fame with albums like "Burnt Sugar" on Deathwish Inc. Known for their raw, unpolished style and introspective lyrics, they’ve shared stages with bands like Drug Church and Ceremony while evolving their urgent, nostalgic sound.
Nothing is a Philly-born post-shoegaze band founded in 2010 by Domenic Palermo. Known for albums like "Guilty of Everything" and "The Great Dismal." Signed to Relapse Records, they released notable songs during COVID-19.
Touché Amoré, a post-hardcore band, is celebrated for their fifth album, "Lament", blending ferocious yet delicate musicality and storytelling. Their songs explore angst and optimism, conveying that love nurtures even when time doesn't heal.
Mannequin Pussy, a Philadelphia rock band, known for their cathartic tunes, blends punk and pop. Key members include Marisa Dabice and Colins Regisford. Their acclaimed third album "Patience" led to tours and their EP "Perfect." They’re celebrated for addressing despair and resilience in an unkind world.
Philly's Sweet Pill crafts eruptive emo blending pop & hardcore. Influenced by Paramore & Circa Survive, they're known for complex structures & scene involvement.
Fiddlehead, a post-hardcore supergroup from Boston, includes ex-members of Have Heart and Basement. Known for emo leanings, their notable albums are 2018's "Springtime and Blind" and 2021's "Between the Richness."
Born in Nashville, Sophie Allison, known as Soccer Mommy, is a celebrated indie rock artist. Her candid storytelling shines in albums like 'Sometimes, Forever', expressing personal experiences and emotions with authenticity.
Formed in New Brunswick, NJ, in 1998, Thursday gained fame with six acclaimed albums, notably Full Collapse and War All The Time. They've toured with My Chemical Romance, influenced by frontman Geoff Rickly, and shared stages with diverse acts from The Cure to Hatebreed.
Joyce Manor, formed in 2008 in Torrance, CA, is known for catchy, nuanced pop-punk. Their sixth album, "40 oz. To Fresno," showcases past and new work. Produced by Rob Schnapf, with Tony Thaxton on drums, the album was recorded at Mant Sounds in Glassell Park.
Emerging from Baltimore's hardcore scene, JIVEBOMB is known for their intense live shows and hardcore punk sound. Their EP, "Primitive Desires," released by Flatspot Records, earned acclaim from Stereogum and The Fader. They have toured with Angel Du$t and Soul Glo, among others.
Chat Pile, a noise rock quartet from Oklahoma City, captivates with their existential angst and intense sound. Formed in 2019 by Stin, Captain Ron, Luther Manhole, and Raygun Busch, they rose to fame with EPs like "This Dungeon Earth" and their acclaimed 2022 album "God’s Country," earning accolades from Pitchfork and Rolling Stone. Known for their collaboration with Lingua Ignota and a debut at Roadburn 2023, they continue to make waves in the noise rock scene.
Ceremony, a hardcore punk band known for fierce albums like *Violence Violence* and *Rohnert Park*, pushed punk’s limits with Matador and Relapse Records releases.

Venue Info

Bowlers Exhibition Centre

Longbridge Rd, Trafford Park, Stretford, Manchester M17 1SN, UK Directions

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