Australian punk rock outfit Amyl & The Sniffers will make their most significant Manchester appearance to date when they take the stage at O2 Victoria Warehouse on October 22, 2025, as part of their extensive UK tour.
The Melbourne-formed band, known for their energetic live performances, will bring their signature short, fast, and loud punk rock sound to what’s being positioned as a key stop in their 2025 touring schedule.
The quartet, consisting of vocalist Amy Taylor, guitarist Dec Martens, bassist Gus Romer, and drummer Bryce Wilson, has steadily built a cult following with their explosive stage presence and musical style that draws heavily from Australian rock, rap, and 1970s punk influences.
Doors for the Manchester show will open at 19:00 hours, giving fans ample time to secure prime positions for what promises to be a high-octane evening.
Supporting the headliners at the Manchester date will be Floodlights and The Menstrual Cramps, adding additional value to what’s already being marked as a definitive headline event in Manchester’s 2025 music calendar.
The O2 Victoria Warehouse, recognized for hosting prominent live acts across varied music genres, provides an ideal setting for the band’s largest Manchester show to date.
The band’s unique sound has garnered them a dedicated following across the globe, with their humorous lyrics and distinctive musical approach setting them apart from contemporaries.
The group is expected to conduct a thorough soundcheck process before the show to ensure their powerful punk dynamics translate perfectly in the warehouse venue.
Ticketing for the event will follow a staged release pattern, with priority tickets becoming available imminently, followed by general sale. Tickets can be purchased through the official Academy Music Group website to ensure authenticity.
Fans are strongly encouraged to purchase through official vendors including Live Nation and Academy Music Group platforms to avoid potential issues with scalpers or counterfeit tickets.
The Manchester performance sits within a broader international touring schedule for Amyl & The Sniffers, who continue to maintain high touring activity in 2025 despite previous global disruptions to live music.
Beyond ticket sales, fans can support the band through purchasing merchandise items that will be available at dedicated stalls throughout the venue, offering an additional revenue stream for the touring musicians.
Industry observers note that the band’s Manchester stop is likely to attract not only local fans but followers from across the UK and beyond, reinforcing the group’s growing presence in the UK music market ahead of 2026.
