The staunchly DIY festival takes place over Easter Weekend 2026 at independent venues in Manchester city centre!
Manchester Punk Festival have made their final band announcements for the next edition rounding up an unbelievable line up, arguably their best!
2026 sees the 11th year of what has become a yearly pilgrimage for punks from all walks of life, from all over the globe.
Local favourites Incisions are back, the captivating Bex makes her debut, The Rebel Riot who originate from Myanmar will be over to join forces with their pals in Throwing Stuff as well as more awesome UK and International bands.
This announcement also includes the first few comedy and poetry acts, with much more to come including after shows, cover sets, merch and tons more.
At last check the festival had hit 70% on tickets, we don’t imagine the rest will last long. Get yours HERE.
See below for the full line-up of bands playing this year’s festival!
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