Hubris/L.O.E/Civil Service
Deaf Institute, Manchester
Following the release of their highly anticipated fifth studio album White Shores, Swiss post-rock quartet hubris. returns to the road for an extensive European tour split in three parts.
Known for their immersive blend of atmospheric post-rock, electronica, and elements of the progressive metal genre, hubris. will bring brand new music to stages across Europe. Inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium and more specifically the concept of mortality, White Shores explores the idea that “death is just another path, one that we all must take” through a powerful instrumental journey.
Join hubris. on the road as they bring White Shores to audiences across Europe.
For fans of This Will Destroy You, Caspian, We Lost The Sea, and God Is An Astronaut.SUPPORT FROM L.O.E + CIVIL SERVICE
L.O.E
Post-Rock / Post-Metal / AlternativeHalifax, UK
Halifax quartet L.O.E create a thunderous wall of sound, blending atmospheric passages, soaring melodies and powerful riffs with spoken-word samples and immersive multi-screen visuals.
Following their acclaimed 2023 debut album, The World & Everything In It, L.O.E have played sold-out headline shows at The Trades Club and Rough Trade Nottingham, appeared on the main stage at Post In Paris, and shared stages with the likes of sleepmakeswaves, p.g.lost, Oh Hiroshima, A Burial at Sea and ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead.
Their second full-length album, Chiaroscuro, was released through Hopeful Tragedy Records in December 2025, further developing the band's cinematic exploration of triumph, struggle, resilience and the human condition.
“The future of UK post-rock is in good hands.” — Phil Weller, PROG Magazine
CIVIL SERVICE
Post-Rock / Instrumental Rock / ShoegazeManchester, UK
Civil Service are a Manchester post-rock quartet known for energetic performances, twinkling guitars, vast layers of reverb and poignant spoken-word passages. Their music explores striking contrasts—light and darkness, life and death—while confronting some of the compelling places, people and challenges of our time.
Having grown from a conversation at ArcTanGent in 2016, the band have become a recognised presence in the UK post-rock scene. Their live appearances include StrangeForms in Leeds, CAN Festival in Zhoushan, Portals and Celestial Diadem in London, and Ripcord Records Fest in Glasgow. They have performed alongside And So I Watch You From Afar, EF, BRUIT ≤, Overhead, The Albatross, Svalbard and BLACKSHAPE.
Their 2024 debut album, /// LIGHT, was followed in November 2025 by its darker companion, DARK ///—an expansive and atmospheric record examining isolation, mental health, societal fracture and the search for hope amid chaos.
