Mallory gigs are always excellent but somehow this one was even better? A perfect night for me
Posted by cam on 23/08/2026
Mallory Knox, The Deaf Institute, Manchester - 22nd August 2026
MK were superb last night. A high energy, top quality performance. Great entertainment and such humble guys. Top stuff.
Posted by Peter S on 23/08/2026
Mallory Knox, The Deaf Institute, Manchester - 22nd August 2026
Booked for my partner but absolutely loved the performance of Mallory Knox. Just gutted I hadn't seen them before!!
Posted by Mark on 20/12/2024
Mallory Knox - 'Asymmetry' 10-year anniversary tour, Cambridge Junction, Cambridge - 18th December 2024
Great show. Really enjoyed it. Mallory Know were simply superb. They were also so humble and appreciative of the audience attending.
Posted by Peter on 20/12/2024
Mallory Knox - 'Asymmetry' 10-year anniversary tour, Cambridge Junction, Cambridge - 18th December 2024
Great to see and hear them back better than ever ! Loved it!
Posted by Emmabee on 22/10/2024
Mallory Knox - 'Asymmetry' 10-year anniversary tour , Islington Assembly Hall, London - 20th October 2024
Formed in Cambridge in 2009, Mallory Knox quickly became a fixture of the British alternative rock scene. Their debut album Signals (2013) reached the UK Top 40 and topped the Official Rock & Metal Albums Chart, earning the band a Kerrang! Award nomination for Best British Newcomer. Asymmetry (2014) climbed to No. 16, led by fan favourite "Ghost in the Mirror", while Wired (2017) went Top 20 and gave them another rock chart No. 1.
Live, they're all about big choruses, heartfelt lyrics and full-throated singalongs. They've played Reading & Leeds, Download and Slam Dunk, toured the US on Vans Warped Tour, sold out London's Electric Ballroom and supported Bring Me The Horizon, A Day To Remember and Sleeping With Sirens. In 2024, original vocalist Mikey Chapman, who stepped away in 2018, rejoined the band for a triumphant return to the Slam Dunk main stage, followed by a UK tour celebrating ten years of their second album. It was proof that those songs have lost none of their punch.