After decades of making music, both in a band and on his own, the Manchester show was the biggest show of his career so far, and it just so happened to be in the city where he grew up. The show took place at Castlefield Bowl, and while Marr headlined, Everything Everything and The ClockWorks also performed.
As reported by Music-News.com, the new music was recorded in Manchester, but it was written in London. He also worked on it while touring in North America. Marr also performed songs from earlier in his solo career, as well as The Smiths hits like "How Soon Is Now?" and "Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before."
Marr announced last month that he had a new album coming out this year, which will be his fifth solo album. In a statement alongside the news, Marr called this record "the most cathartic."
The Age of Everything is set to be released on Oct. 2, 2026.
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