Man/Woman/Chainsaw have added a second London show to their 2026 tour following huge demand. Find all the details below.

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The London-based art-punks are set to kick off their headline tour next month with an opening night at the Ulster Sports Club in Belfast on September 19.

From there, they will play in Dublin, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle and more throughout the month, before continuing dates in October with further shows in Portsmouth, Bristol, Cardiff, Nottingham and Birmingham.

Originally, the tour was set to end at London’s Electric Ballroom on October 7, however, following huge demand, the former NME Cover Stars have announced another London show – held at the O2 Forum on May 11 2027 and marking their biggest headline gig to date.

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“Electric Ballroom has officially sold out,” they wrote on Instagram this morning (Tuesday August 18). “Delighted to announce we will be headlining Kentish Town Forum in London on May 11th 2027.”

The 2026 tour dates are on sale now, and the pre-sale for the 2027 gig goes live at 10am tomorrow (August 19) for those signed up for the band’s mailing list. The general sale starts on Friday (August 21) at 10am. Visit here for tickets.

Man/Woman/Chainsaw tour dates are:

SEPTEMBER 2026
19 – Belfast, Ulster Sports Club
20 – Dublin, Whelans
22 – Manchester, Gorilla
23 – Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
24 – Newcastle Upon Tyne, Grove
26 – Glasgow, King Tuts
29 – Guildford, Boileroom
30 – Brighton, Concorde 2

OCTOBER 2026
1 – Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms
2 – Bristol, Thekla
3 – Cardiff, Globe
5 – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
6 – Birmingham, Hare And Hounds
7 – London, Electric Ballroom

MAY 2027
11 – London, O2 Forum

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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.”