Following a string of sold-out shows, Manchester quartet The Rolling People have announced an intimate headline show at the iconic Deaf Institute on Saturday 19th December.

Described as “Manchester’s next greatest success” by Northern Exposure Magazine, and with support across the likes of Clash and DORK. The Rolling People have built a formidable reputation on the live circuit.

In 2026, just four years into their career, they headlined Manchester’s O2 Ritz and New Century Hall following the momentum of their EP’s ‘Before It’s Gone’ and ‘Outlier’, cementing their status as hometown favourites with ambitions far beyond the city limits.

Touring alongside Andrew Cushin and supporting The K’s further sharpened their edge, before appearances across UK festivals including The Great Escape and Tramlines.

With ongoing support from BBC Radio 6 (Chris Hawkins) and Radio X (John Kennedy) among others, the band are building a strong momentum into the release of new material.

The Rolling People have firmly established themselves as one of the UK’s most compelling new live acts. This newly announced December date marks a triumphant end-of-year celebration to a hometown crowd and is preceded by touring across the UK with Embrace.

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