Allo Darlin’ at Band on the Wall preview - Everything you need to know

Anglo-Australian indiepop quartet Allo Darlin’ will return to Manchester this weekend for the first time since 2014 as they continue their comeback tour - here’s everything you need to know.

The band will take to the stage at Band on the Wall on Saturday evening for what will be their performance in the city since performing at The Deaf Institute in November 2014 and comes after the release of their latest record ‘Bright Nights’ in July.

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Ahead of the performance on Saturday, we’ve put together a list of everything you need to know ahead of time.

Who will be supporting Allo Darlin’?

For the remainder of their tour across the UK, the four-piece will be joined by a different support act on each night. In London, Allo Darlin’ will be joined by Wymeswold three-piece The Wave Pictures, in Glasgow, the quartet will be accompanied by Scottish indie-pop act The Just Joans and Manchester-based band Juice Pops will provide the support at Band on the Wall.

Potential setlist

The band kicked off the UK leg of their tour on Tuesday at The Old Cold Store in Nottingham and performed an 18-song setlist.

  1. If Loneliness Was Art
  2. Kings and Queens
  3. Stars
  4. Tricky Questions
  5. Crickets in the Rain
  6. The Polaroid Song
  7. Northern Waters
  8. Cologne
  9. Capricornia
  10. The Letter
  11. My Love Will Bring You Home
  12. You Don't Think of Me at All
  13. Wonderland
  14. Hymn on the 45
  15. Tallulah
  16. Some People Say
  17. Kiss Your Lips
  18. Bright Eyes

Tour dates in the UK and Ireland

  • 9th October - EartH Hall, London
  • 10th October - Stereo, Glasgow
  • 11th October - Band on the Wall, Manchester

Tickets

Tickets remain available for the quartet’s performance in Manchester this weekend, and if you want to see the indiepop act, you can buy tickets online at SeeTickets.

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