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Auris Festival: Saturday Day Pass

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The Auris Festival, Manchester's first dedicated sound art festival, will take place on 10 October 2026. The Saturday Day Pass allows attendees to explore the festival throughout the day, with ticket prices ranging from £22.50 to £30.00.

Day tickets are now on sale for Auris, Manchester's first dedicated sound art festival!

The Saturday Day Pass gives you a full day to explore Auris, with a programme spanning immersive installations, live performances, talks, spatial audio and more.

Date: 10/10/2026

Locations: SEESAW, The Anthony Burgess Foundation, The Renold Building – SISTER, and SODA – School of Digital Arts, Manchester

Doors Open: 10:00

Event starts: 10:30

Event Ends: 22:00

SATURDAY PROGRAMME

Performances

Auris welcomes internationally acclaimed sound artist Francisco López with ABSOLUTE SONIC CREATURES, an intense and immersive sound experience combining blindfolds and multichannel sound.

Lee Patterson’s Terrain turns our attention to the hidden sounds of everyday materials, using self-built microphones and amplified objects. While acclaimed Deaf performer Signkid, aka Kevin Walker, brings BSL and UK Sign Slang into live Hip-Hop, Rap, and Urban music.

Talks & Workshops

Explore sound from unexpected perspectives with Rubbish Music duo Kate Carr and Iain Chambers, who examine the sonic possibilities of waste and the art of listening to what is discarded, and composer Matt Barnard investigates the acoustic qualities of abandoned spaces through impulse responses.

Markus Hetheier leads a soundwalk exploring Manchester’s queer histories through the city’s sonic landscape, and throughout the day Dorkbot Manchester and KMR Audio host participatory sessions, inviting audiences to get hands-on with live electronic instruments and interfaces.

Installations

Explore immersive sound installations on display across the festival: Wajid Yaseen's Seven Sisters, a participatory sound installation incorporating vintage test oscillators; and Kamila Narysheva and Vicky Clarke's T ½ Half Life, examining post-nuclear landscapes through sound and field recordings from Semipalatinsk Polygon.

Spatial Audio

A curated spatial audio listening programme runs alongside the day's live events, featuring recorded work from Brona Martin, Text-Sound-Art, Miko Tchórzewski, Markus Decker, Bernard Kelly, Totaleee, Nye Parry, Cameron Taylor, Scald, Horse Lords, Arconic Sound, Jose Macabra, and Mick Harris.

If you’d like to learn more about Auris and discover our full weekend programme, visit the Auris website. Weekend passes are still on sale, priced at £80 (with reduced-price Weekend Pass for students and those from low-income households, priced at £60).

** Some Auris soundwalks will take place in spaces with limited capacity. Registration for limited events will be required in order to attend. Links to registration will be shared two weeks before the event.

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Auris Festival: Saturday Day Pass takes place on Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 10:30.

Auris Festival: Saturday Day Pass is held at SEESAW in Manchester (86 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 6NG).

Tickets for Auris Festival: Saturday Day Pass range from £22.50 to £30. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.

The forecast for Auris Festival: Saturday Day Pass is Partly cloudy · 14°C.

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