Metric Manchester Tickets - Manchester Academy

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Stars

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Canadian pop band Stars earned international praise and a JUNO Award nomination for Alternative Album of the Year with their 2005 platinum-certified album Set Yourself On Fire, featuring the iconic opening track Your Ex-Lover Is Dead.

Metric

Formed in Toronto in 1998 by Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw, alt-rock band Metric relocated to NYC and later added Joules Scott Key and Joshua Winstead. Known for a fiercely independent ethos, they released nine boundary-pushing studio albums without major labels.

Broken Social Scene

Toronto's Broken Social Scene, an indie rock collective formed in 1999, includes musicians like Feist & Metric. Known for "You Forgot It in People," winning Juno Awards & a #1 album "Hug of Thunder." Collaborated across varied styles from ambient to Baroque pop.

Concert Info

Genre: Baroque Pop, Party / Nightlife, Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Alternative Rock, Hip-Hop/Rap, Blues, Folk, Indie/Folk, Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Garage Rock, Pop Rock, DANCE, Alternative Dance, Indie, electropop, alternative, modern rock, new rave, indietronica, freak folk, shimmer pop, neo-synthpop, chillwave, nu gaze, stomp and holler, metropopolis, canadian rock, canadian indie

Visit the Metric concert in Manchester at Manchester Academy on Sunday, September 13, 2026, at 6:00 PM, featuring Broken Social Scene and Stars. Tickets still available.

Doors 18:30
Show Time 19:00

All ages. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over 18.

A max of 4 tickets per person and per household applies for the presale, rising to a max of 8 tickets per person and per household for the general sale. Tickets in excess of this will be cancelled.

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Venue Info

Manchester Academy Live Music Complex Capacity: 2,600

Manchester University Students Union, Oxford Rd, Manchester M13 9PR, UK

manchesteracademy.net

+44 161 275 2930

About Manchester Academy

Manchester Academy is a 2,600-capacity live music complex on the University of Manchester campus in Chorlton-on-Medlock, UK, with roots in the 1957 Students' Union building. It serves as a central hub for the city's music scene, featuring four distinct stages that host a diverse array of international touring artists, from intimate gigs to major rock, indie, and R&B concerts.