With a lead violinist adding even more signature sound to his deeply individual and yet somehow retrospective approach, we’ve seen the Roughyed live on a number of occasions now and his energy on stage never disappoints either. Seb Lowe, one of Manchester’s most exciting and fastest-rising new artists, has just announced a series of new tour dates in 2024 following a stellar year for the abstract singer-songwriter.īacked up by four equally talented bandmates, the up-and-coming alternative artist from Oldham is undoubtedly one of the best new acts we’ve come across in a while.Īfter releasing his debut album Half-decent back in 2021, the 19-year-old who hails from the village of Delph, Seb Lowe has found himself on the radar of BBC Introducing, Rolling Stone, XS Manchester and many others, including fellow Greater Manchester stars, Blossoms, who recently asked him and his band to join them for their massive Wythenshawe Park show next summer.įollowing on from his first-ever UK headline tour, Lowe is now set to bring his unique blend of indie, folk, punk and acoustic to even more cities across Britain in 2024 - including a glorious homecoming show here in Manchester, of course.Ī post shared by Seb Lowe you’ve never come across Seb Lowe before, you can expect everything from 60s and 70s vibes to the fully graduated contemporary indie from the local youngster but with each track, you’re almost always guaranteed the instantly recognisable style of his protest song lyrics and socio-political subject matter.

Gigs & Nightlife Oldham’s biggest and best new music export Seb Lowe announces more UK tour dates Danny Jones “We’ve got a great partnership with Bongo’s now and it’s hugely exciting to work with them.” We wanted to find a way to keep pushing forward and adapt our offering so we all could come out of the other side – we switched our business model to offer virtual experiences and created Boxspoke the bespoke gifting experience.

“The events industry has been incredibly challenging, especially with the pandemic and the aftermath. Manchester offers it all, from fresh and creative concepts, incredible music, and club scene to a thriving event sector. Neil stated: “Manchester is a city like no other, the industry and people that support it are incredible. Just months after launching, a big name like Bongo’s has put its faith in Square Fish to manage the madness of its local shows. Manchester’s synonymy with music made this city the obvious geographic spot to get things going. Neil said that he and his sibling Steph set up the events business to realise their ‘dream’ of running a firm together as a family.

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