Rising Pakistani R&B/hip-hop boy band from Karachi, formed in 2020 by members Usama Ali, Ahad Khan, and Raffey Anwar. Known for the viral hit “Tu Hai Kahan,” they gained global attention by collaborating
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DateThursday, 18 June 2026
Doors18:00
EntryTBA
AgesAll ages
Where
The Deaf InstituteManchester Manchester
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What's On
AUR are playing The Deaf Institute in Manchester on Thursday, 18 June 2026. Doors open at 18:00, with the night wrapping by 21:00. This listing is part of the Manchester grass-roots gig directory — browse more upcoming Manchester gigs there.
Rising Pakistani R&B/hip-hop boy band from Karachi, formed in 2020 by members Usama Ali, Ahad Khan, and Raffey Anwar. Known for the viral hit “Tu Hai Kahan,” they gained global attention by collaborating with Zayn Malik on a remix of the song, marking his first Urdu-language vocal performance
Venue: The Deaf Institute, Manchester
More info: https://www.thedeafinstitute.co.uk/event/aur/
Source: www.thedeafinstitute.co.uk
VenueThe Deaf Institute, Manchester
The Artist — AUR
AUR headlines this Manchester gig on Thursday, 18 June 2026. Listening before the night helps you decide if the bill matches your taste.
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