Manchester Orchestra in Seattle

Manchester Orchestra is an American indie-rock band formed in 2004 by singer, guitarist and songwriter Andy Hull. The group is known for albums including Mean Everything to Nothing, A Black Mile to the Surface and The Million Masks of God, as well as songs such as “I’ve Got Friends,” “The Gold” and “The Silence.” Manchester Orchestra launched The Stuffing in Atlanta in 2010 as a Thanksgiving-season hometown concert and returned to it across subsequent album cycles. The band toured theatres and larger halls behind A Black Mile to the Surface and The Million Masks of God, then co-headlined the North American Amplified Echoes Tour with Jimmy Eat World in 2023.