Manchester is set for a loud close to November as The Pretty Reckless bring their Dear God Tour to O2 Victoria Warehouse. The New York rock band, fronted by Taylor Momsen, have built a reputation for raw, high-energy live shows, and this date gives UK fans a chance to hear the band’s newest material alongside the songs that made their name.

The show takes place on Sunday, November 29, 2026, at O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester, UK, with doors at 7:00 PM. It is part of the band’s Dear God Tour, supporting their 2026 album “Dear God”.

For fans, the Manchester date is a chance to see the band perform their latest material in a large, live setting, with the kind of direct, guitar-led rock sound that has defined their career so far. The Dear God Tour puts the focus on the new album, while the band’s wider catalogue gives the night plenty of familiar material for a live audience.

The Pretty Reckless first made their name with “Light Me Up”, before following it with “Going to Hell” and “Death by Rock and Roll”. Their best-known songs include “Heaven Knows” and “Make Me Wanna Die”, two tracks that helped establish them as one of modern rock’s most recognisable live acts.

Manchester fans planning to attend should note the Sunday date and the 7:00 PM doors time at O2 Victoria Warehouse. With the Dear God Tour behind them, The Pretty Reckless arrive in the city with new material to play and a catalogue that has carried them through more than a decade of rock music.

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