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Cruush by ARLODAY
Cruush play Manchester Deaf Institute with Ciel this week.
Cruush put their focus on a 90’s MTV aesthetic during a writing retreat in Wales which has brought the new single Rupert Giles.
“We took a sunrise hike up Penygader,” the band have recalled.
We listened to nothing but Neil Young, Brownhorse, and the Van Halen song ‘Panama’. We were sitting by this lake at 6am, with the sun rising, listening to it and all felt well. We knew we had a great song written, we were all sleep deprived and sweaty, the stars were aligning.
A part of Live4ever’s Best Of series last year, the band will end this one with gigs in Leeds and Manchester following the Deaf Institute appearance, while 2026 is to start with a UK tour during February and March.
Tour:
November
7 Manchester Deaf Institute w/ CIEL
30 Leeds Brudenell Social Club w/ Bug Teeth
December
5 Manchester Levenshulme Old Library
February 2026
25 Bristol The Lanes
26 London The Grace
28 Southampton Heartbreakers
March 2026
5 Leeds Headrow House
7 Manchester Gullivers
10 Hull The Polar Bear
12 Sheffield The Washington
May
15–16 Paris Supersonic
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