Enter Shikari announce intimate show in Manchester
The band will play Saint’s Hollow on April 9th.
Photo: Kate Hook
On the back of the announcement of their huge arena tour at the end of 2026, Enter Shikari have announced a very special intimate show in Manchester at Satan’s Hollow on April 9th. This show highlights an important milestone for the band and a venue that is very close to their hearts. This show would be 20 years to the day since Enter Shikari first played Manchester at this very venue. They will be supported on this historic evening by East Exchange, a ‘90s-inspired shoegaze quartet from Liverpool.
The band said, “Manchester is a city that means a lot to us. The Satan’s Hollow show back in April ‘06 was the first sense we got that ‘something’ was ‘happening’. A queue around the block and total chaos inside. We’ve had a lot of memorable shows in Manchester since then (and in November we’ll play our biggest ever UK headline show there!), but for some reason, that night at Satan’s Hollow kept coming up in conversation, so the anniversary show was just too tempting.”
The 400-capacity venue is a legendary rock and alternative nightclub and is a must-go for anyone looking for an alternative night out in Manchester, known as a welcoming, ‘non-snobby’ environment, it’s popular with students and long-time rockers hidden away in the crevices of Princess Street.
If you are one of the lucky ones who get to experience this show, then this will for sure be one for the books. If you miss out, then do not worry, as Enter Shikari are also on their A Kiss for the Whole World Arena tour, with a stop at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester.
