We're excited to welcome The Guest List to Jumbo on 21st August for a very special in-store gig celebrating their new album 'Something Real'. The band will take to the Jumbo stage at 6pm.
For entry to the gig, pre-order the new album on colour vinyl, black vinyl or CD HERE
As the album isn't out until the following week (Friday 28th August), there will be a special print to give away at the in-store which the band will sign for attendees.
Manchester based indie sensations The Guest List step forward with their highly anticipated first album. A raw and emotionally charged record that captures the voice of Gen Z. Built on sharp societal commentary and unfiltered storytelling, the band's sound offers a fresh, distinctive take on the modern Mancunian lineage, and signals the arrival of a band set to leave a lasting mark.
Decamping to Bergen, Norway, to record with collaborator Matias Tellez, Something Real builds on these foundations and expands them into an emotionally rich debut, tackling everything from mental health, anxiety and male suicide to domestic violence, climate collapse and society's growing appetite for outrage. Yet it never loses sight of the personal - balancing weighty themes with sharp songwriting, melody, and moments of vulnerability.
For entry to the gig, pre-order the new album on colour vinyl, black vinyl or CD HERE
As the album isn't out until the following week (Friday 28th August), there will be a special print to give away at the in-store which the band will sign for attendees.
Manchester based indie sensations The Guest List step forward with their highly anticipated first album. A raw and emotionally charged record that captures the voice of Gen Z. Built on sharp societal commentary and unfiltered storytelling, the band's sound offers a fresh, distinctive take on the modern Mancunian lineage, and signals the arrival of a band set to leave a lasting mark.
Decamping to Bergen, Norway, to record with collaborator Matias Tellez, Something Real builds on these foundations and expands them into an emotionally rich debut, tackling everything from mental health, anxiety and male suicide to domestic violence, climate collapse and society's growing appetite for outrage. Yet it never loses sight of the personal - balancing weighty themes with sharp songwriting, melody, and moments of vulnerability.
