TTSSFU

TTSSFU, the Manchester-based shoegaze artist, is an essential name to know within the contemporary British live music scene. Their evocative soundscapes and non-binary presence have drawn continued acclaim, with a prolific release schedule including acclaimed recordings such as the single "the day I was born" (2024), the atmospheric EP "Me, Jed and Andy" (2024), and two albums anticipated in 2025. Tracks like "10,000 cigarettes" and "Cat Piss Junkie" showcase the distinctively immersive songwriting and dreamlike textures that have set TTSSFU apart in the world of shoegaze and indie music.

TTSSFU’s reputation for compelling gigs is reinforced by recent headline appearances at celebrated venues such as King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow, windmill brixton in London, and THE TRADES CLUB in Hebden Bridge. A noteworthy festival appearance saw TTSSFU supporting The Maccabees at London's All Points East Festival in August 2025, joining a formidable line-up of prominent artists and cementing their standing within the live circuit.

Looking ahead to late 2026, TTSSFU is set to support Blondshell on the "scaring strangers tour" at major venues including London’s Roundhouse and the O2 Ritz in Manchester, as well as perform alongside a diverse roster at THE GATHERING SOUNDS in Stockton-on-Tees. For fans of innovative shoegaze and boundary-pushing performances, TTSSFU’s concerts are not to be missed—follow TTSSFU and keep an eye out for new gig announcements and tour dates.