Julia Wolf Live in ManchesterMon, Nov 23, 2026 · £24Ticketmaster

Julia Wolf Live in Manchester

O2 Ritz Manchester in ManchesterMon, Nov 23, 2026 · 07:00 PM

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Julia Wolf is a Music / Pop / Pop event at O2 Ritz Manchester in Manchester.

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Julia Wolf brings her ethereal alt-pop sound to Manchester for an intimate headline show. Known for her self-produced blend of indie pop, alternative rock, and R&B, the Long Island-born singer-songwriter has built a devoted following through confessional lyrics and layered electronic production.

Attendees can expect a set drawn from her catalog, including tracks from her debut EP *Girls in Purgatory* and studio albums *Good Thing We Stayed* and *Pressure*. Her 2025 album marked a shift toward darker, alt-rock textures, promising a dynamic live experience that balances pop melodicism with emotional intensity.

This concert offers a chance to see an artist who has toured internationally and earned critical praise for her storytelling and control. With her ethereal vocals and introspective songwriting, Julia Wolf delivers a compelling performance that resonates long after the final note.

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What type of music does Julia Wolf perform?

Julia Wolf performs alt-pop with elements of indie pop, alternative rock, and R&B, known for ethereal vocals and self-produced sound.

Is this a seated or standing event?

The event format is not specified in the source.

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O2 Ritz Manchester in Manchester

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Julia Wolf

Julia Wolf is a British mathematician specialising in arithmetic combinatorics who was the 2016 winner of the Anne Bennett Prize of the London Mathematical Society.More

She is currently a professor in the Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics at the University of Cambridge.

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