Sunbörn

Sunbörn live in Manchester

Sept. 12, 2026 at Manchester Academy 2 in Manchester, United Kingdom

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Jazz Concerts in Manchester

Experience Sunbörn live on September 12th

Sunbörn is a Danish musical project spearheaded by Anders Helstrup, creating atmospheric and emotionally resonant electronic music. Often categorized within the darkwave, synthwave, and retrowave genres, their sound incorporates elements of 1980s synth-pop with a modern, cinematic production style. Recurring themes in their work explore nostalgia, futurism, and introspective narratives. Sunbörn has released several albums and EPs through labels like Progress Records & Italians Do It Better, gaining recognition for their distinctive aesthetic and immersive sonic landscapes.

Manchester Academy 2 is a mid-sized music venue located within the University of Manchester Students' Union. Originally opening in 1991 as a replacement for the original Academy venue, it has become a prominent fixture on the UK touring circuit for both emerging and established artists. The space is known for its relatively intimate setting – holding approximately 500 people – fostering a close connection between performers and audiences. Its rectangular layout provides good sightlines from most areas of the room. Over the years, Academy 2 has hosted performances across a wide spectrum of genres including indie rock, alternative, electronic music and post-punk acts; frequently serving as a stepping stone for bands progressing through larger venues.

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