Alice Faye — Quick Facts
Glasgow songwriter and pianist Alice Faye is fast becoming one of Scotland’s most distinctive new voices, crafting songs that balance cinematic drama with intimate, confessional storytelling. Blending 70s pop, 60s folk a
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Where
The Deaf Institute
Manchester
Manchester
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About this gig
Alice Faye are playing The Deaf Institute in Manchester on Saturday, 27 June 2026. Doors open at 9am, with the night wrapping by 9pm. This listing is part of the Manchester grass-roots gig directory — browse more upcoming Manchester gigs there.
Glasgow songwriter and pianist Alice Faye is fast becoming one of Scotland’s most distinctive new voices, crafting songs that balance cinematic drama with intimate, confessional storytelling. Blending 70s pop, 60s folk and classic country with a theatrical, chanson-inspired flair, her music feels both timeless and vividly modern. Rich piano arrangements, sharp lyrical wit and a striking, expressive vocal style sit at the heart of her work, creating songs that move seamlessly from tender vulnerability to bold, playful spectacle. Her piano-led EP Deadbeat earned widespread praise and national airplay, while festival appearances at Belladrum, Celtic Connections, Doune the Rabbit Hole and Eden Festival have cemented her reputation as a captivating live performer. Alice has shared stages with a
Venue: The Deaf Institute, Manchester
More info: https://www.thedeafinstitute.co.uk/event/alice-faye/
Source: www.thedeafinstitute.co.uk
About Alice Faye
Alice Faye headlines this Manchester gig on Saturday, 27 June 2026. Listening before the night helps you decide if the bill matches your taste.
About The Deaf Institute
The Deaf Institute is one of Manchester's grass-roots venues on GigXchange — the kind of small-capacity room where you can stand close to the band and the bill changes every week. Capacity, age policy and door fee vary per night, so always cross-check with the gig details panel or the venue's own page closer to the date.
Planning your Manchester night
Grass-roots gigs in Manchester are intimate by design: most rooms cap below 200, the band is on stage close to the floor, and the support acts often deserve as much attention as the headliner. Arrive within thirty minutes of doors to catch the openers and pick a sightline you're happy with.
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