Wet Wet Wet at Manchester Lowry

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Wet Wet Wet are a pop-rock band from Clydebank, Scotland.

Wet Wet Wet will be performing 1 event in Manchester on Sunday 19th October 2025 at the Lowry.

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Sunday 19th October 2025 Manchester, UK
	Official	Wet Wet Wet Manchester, Lowry	from $46.70 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	Wet Wet Wet Manchester, Lowry	from $98.03 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	Wet Wet Wet Manchester, Lyric Theatre at The Lowry - Complex	from $116.98 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Wet Wet Wet plus special guest Heather Small Manchester, Lowry	from $46.70 inc fees	More Info

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Address: Manchester Lowry, Pier 8, Manchester, M50 2AZ
Telephone: 08432086000
Venue Capacity: 1730

The Lowry is a theatre and entertainment complex based on Pier 8 in Salford, Greater Manchester. First opened back in 2000, and boasting a capacity of around 2,000 (split between the main Lyric room and the smaller Quay), it has been one of city's staple locations for performance art, pantomime, and the likes. It also, however, acts as a gallery, and has a lot of work from L S Lowry - its namesake - amongst others spread over 2,000 square foot!