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Club Academy in Manchester, UK
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598 concerts tracked
Played in 21 countries - show on map
Played in 219 cities
First concert · 20.10.2000 - 26 years ago
Last concert · 12.02.2026 - 8 months ago
Most played countries
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1 US 291
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2 UK 118
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3 France 28
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4 Germany 26
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5 Netherlands 26
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6 Belgium 17
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7 Ireland 14
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8 Sweden 13
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9 Australia 11
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10 Canada 11
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1 Austin, US 36
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2 London, UK 28
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3 Dallas, US 18
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4 Denton, US 16
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5 Paris, France 12
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6 Houston, US 11
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7 New York (NYC), US 11
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8 Fort Worth, US 9
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9 Manchester, UK 9
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10 Glasgow, UK 8
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219 cities in the archive
Concerts 599
Countries 21
Cities 219
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Midlake formed in Denton, United States, in 1999.
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A guest 100% at Club Academy, Manchester on Tue, 13 Jun 2023
This was the first time I had seen Midlake - they were somehow lost in my most recent batch of years of wilderness and avoidance of well-evidenced opportunities of joy. I had a tiny cut out from a newspaper recommending one album - probably Van Occupanther - that was there to remind me to buy it but I never did. Now that I'd fully submerged myself in the sounds of this band, I was extremely interested to see them play what I believed would be a most-recent-album-focused set (Bethel Woods). Which would have been fine by me - I am an album listener after all. Once on, they were instantly sublime and remained so for the duration. The time I have to write this doesn't really allow me to do credit to what went on - Eric spoke amusingly of his previous night in Manchester and movingly of a piece of music written for drummer McKenzie's son, for example - there was much more. I was so over-stimulated by the occasion (as is my wont) that I spent 10 minutes arguing with their tour bus security about getting my t-shirt signed by the band, while my partner was inside the venue rather sensibly just talking to them, and getting two t-shirts signed. Amazing gig, and I would gladly travel much further to see them. Having said that, I do hope they will visit and play in Liverpool one day. Thanks, Midlake. You're a very special band.
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