Joyce Manor

Joyce Manor have carved out a distinctive place in the contemporary punk landscape since their inception in Torrance, California, in 2008. Renowned for blending the raw intensity of emo with the melodic sensibilities of folk punk, Joyce Manor have attracted a loyal international following. Their discography reflects this unique approach, with releases such as the keenly anticipated album "I Used to Go to This Bar" set for release in January 2026, alongside notable singles like "Well, Whatever It Was" and "All My Friends Are So Depressed". Tracks including "Beach Community" and "Catalina Fight Song" further showcase the band’s incisive songwriting and knack for brisk, heartfelt storytelling.

Live music aficionados will have the opportunity to catch Joyce Manor at a selection of esteemed venues in October 2026. The band will headline concerts at London's iconic Electric Ballroom and QMU in Glasgow, reinforcing their reputation for electrifying performances. Joyce Manor will also take centre stage at Electric Bristol, sharing the bill with support from Hitmen. Their headline slot at The Academy in Dublin, accompanied by acts Hitmen and Fortitude Valley, highlights their enduring appeal across the UK and Ireland’s vibrant live music circuit.

With acclaimed releases and a touring schedule that sees them headline respected venues, Joyce Manor remain a pivotal force in emo and folk punk. Fans are encouraged to follow Joyce Manor for the latest updates and secure tickets for their tour dates to experience their compelling live shows first-hand.