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The announcement of this UK tour will follow a string of shows from Man/Woman/Chainsaw taking place in Europe. The band are also scheduled to visit Germany, France, Belgium, Spain and the Netherlands between March and August of this year. Their appearances will be spread across individual concerts as well as a number of festivals including the Deer Shed, Rock Werchter and the Canela Party.

Man/Woman/Chainsaw are made up of Billy Ward, Emmie-Mae Avery, Vera Leppänen, Clio Harwood, Lola Cherry and Billy Doyle. They began releasing music in September 2022 with the single ‘Any Given Sunday’ and released their debut six song EP ‘Eazy Peazy’ in November 2024. The London based band released singles ‘Adam & Steve’ and ’MadDog’ in April and May of 2025 before being signed to Fiction Records, joining the Cure, St. Vincent and Billie Marten. Their latest release ‘Only Girl’, released in November 2025, which the band described as a ‘playful love song’, precluded NME naming them as part of their 100 Essential Emerging Artists list.

Described by NME as ambitious and forward-thinking, the bands eclectic sound is often upbeat, energetic and noisy. With inspirations from Nirvana and Leonard Cohen , guitarist Ward told The Guardian that the bands sound thrives on the thin line between pretty and noisy.

Fans will be able to access general sale tickets from Friday March 13th, with the presale being released one day earlier on March 12th from 10am. Access to the presale tickets is available through joining the bands mailing list available on their website or through their Instagram bio.

The dates and venues are as follows:

September 19th – Belfast – Ulster Sports Club

September 20th – Dublin – Whelan’s

September 22nd – Manchester – Gorilla

September 23rd – Leeds – Brudenell Social Club

September 24th – Newcastle – The Grove

September 25th – Glasgow – King Tut’s

September 26th – Sheffield – Float Along Festival

September 29th – Guildford – The Boileroom

September 30th – Brighton – Concorde 2

October 1st – Portsmouth – The Wedgewood Rooms

October 2nd – Bristol – Thekla

October 3rd – Cardiff – The Globe

October 5th – Nottingham – Rescue Rooms

October 6th – Birmingham – Hare & Hounds

October 7th – London – Electric Ballroom