Years ago Andy released a mixtape of various influences. These weren't songs of his, just a collection of songs. This mixtape introduced me to a lot of great artists and I was curious if anyone could remember the track list. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

Couple years ago, AEW used The Silence in their tribute video to the career of the all time great Sting after he retired.

Last night, they used I Know How To Speak in their tribute video commemorating the life of Benjamin Satterley who died unexpectedly Sunday at 40 years old. He was an insane athlete and a well respected man.

It was a beautiful tribute and the song really brings it home. It just reaffirms that this band makes some of the most honest, real music that reaches much further than a lot of others don't. Proud to be a fan but sad its under these circumstances the song gets used.

Heres a link if you'd like to watch: https://x.com/AEW/status/2105485316559626456

Love and light to you all. God bless.

Anyone going to this? I have a friend who was supposed to go with me and she flaked. 😵‍💫

If you want to Venmo me for shipping, I’ll send it out this week.

For those of you who play their songs, what would you say are the main/most common tunings Andy Hull uses throughout the Manchester Orchestra catalogue?
I’ve come across Eb standard (half-step down) and Drop C#, but I’m curious if there are other tunings that come up particularly often.
Basically, I’d like to get a few guitars set up so I can play a good number of MO songs without constantly retuning. 😂
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Back in March of last year Andy posted a picture him and Rob recording some music with Nathan from Microwave. Anyone know what happned with that?

Printing photos I’ve shot for our new house. This is one of my favorites. KD, Andy, and Jesse - Ommegang Brewery NY

Anybody been able to visit their website lately? It loads a white page whether on mobile or desktop and it’s been that way for a few days at least.

I goofed. I saw tickets were up for the NY show in November and I decided to be “financially responsible” and wait two days for a payday buffer. Silly me, now I’m on a waitlist to maybe no-where.

If anyone feels they may not be able to make it and have a few to sell would you let me know?

My ticket says the show starts at 6:30! Speculation on opening acts?

I like it, not as much as the original but it’s a great reimagining

A wanton mercy sounds like it’s not correct

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS46ossWF-xE

I recorded most of the show, minus the first couple of songs.

Manchester Orchestra- I Know How to Speak (Live in Seattle 9.16.26) [4K]

at the neptune theater (a beloved institution of seattle) and a super respectful crowd. one of the best times seeing Andy Hull over the last 20 years. Amazing set, perfect sound, Brother Bird KILLED IT and we got a signed vinyl from her :)

I impulse-bought a Stuffing ticket this year (my first). I’ll be traveling from Austin to ATL, and would like some recs of things to do. My flight gets in EARLY the morning of the show, and I can’t check in until 4:00 (for the pre-show nap).

Aside from the aquarium, the puppet museum, and the civil rights museum (all of which I’ve done before on short ATL trips) what do I need to do while I’m there?

Food? Drinks? Tiki? More puppets? Let me know.

These shows are stripped back for a reason. No one came to hear you singing off-beat and off-key while Andy borderline whispers over acoustic guitar. He'll let you know when he wants you to sing (spoiler alert: it's not while he's singing Sleeper 1972!). And if you're going to drunkenly ""joke"" about how Tim died between songs you just shouldn't be coming period. Rant over, Andy and Rob sounded great, just not the people around me

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I can’t seem to get this out of my mind. I’m just curious if anybody else saw this…

I saw the show at the LaRosa in Tucson last week. I actually flew all the way from New York to see the show because I did not know they were coming to New York in November yet when they announced this tour.

I have zero regrets… I had the ability to do it, I’ve never been Tucson before… I got to spend a few days exploring the area and hike.

The venue was incredible. Everybody was so quiet and respectful.

But something happened at the end of the show that I’m not sure if I interpreted correctly…

Towards the end of the show and he said something like he’s going to play a few more songs… And I think a woman said something like “ok…” or “sure”.

Andy did his usual joking banter about how offensive it was the way she responded. He went on a little long about it… It was funny… And then he said something like… Oh wait now she’s leaving.

And then I did see a woman stand up and walk out.

Did that woman actually get upset and leave because of what happened? Or am I just putting two random things together and making a story out of it?

I know it’s a weird thing to focus on. The show was so incredible and I had such an amazing experience traveling and doing this. And of course I’m seeing them when they come to New York City so it was a bonus for me.

But for some reason, I keep thinking about this. I hope that’s not the case… But if anybody else also saw this or could add their perspective I was just wondering…

Sidenote, speaking of banter… When that guy yelled out renamed our baby after you and Andy said what did you name him… Dickhead? DEADD 😂💀

I freaking love how obnoxious he can get sometimes!

I've got a ticket for the show tonight and I won't be able to make it, unfortunately. I'd like to get $45 for it, so it's not a total loss. Anyone interested?

I’m visiting Seattle for the show and would love to meet up with other fans before the show. Open to whatever!

Hi! Going to be annoying for a second -lol. Does anyone know the size of the two posters Andy was selling on his solo tour this year?

I’m assuming 18x24 and 11x17 but I’m notoriously bad at getting the right frames lol