Jack Manley w/ Joey Eppard and Leo Lovechild

After a packed, electric headline set this past November, Jack Manley returns to the Colony—this time with more momentum, a sharper band, and new material in rotation.

Joined by longtime collaborator and lead guitarist Billy Pearson, drummer Noah Sonenstein, and new bassist TJ Byrnes, Manley blends crowd favorites with freshly workshopped songs, delivering a focused, high-energy set from an artist whose audience is growing fast and showing up louder each time.

If you were there last time, you know. If you weren’t, don’t fuck up. this is the one to catch.

JACK MANLEY

Jack Manley is an indie / alternative rock artist from Kingston, NY, known for magnetic, emotionally raw live performances and sweetly bitter songs that live between alternative + garage rock with post-punk elements and a dedication to introspective discovery. His work explores addiction, masculinity, grief, and recovery with restraint, intimacy, and a sharp melodic sense.

His debut album Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? was written between pre-sobriety chaos and hard-won clarity, tracing a descent and return through longing, shame, and cautious hope. Drawing from personal loss, near-fatal overdoses, and the quiet costs of modern life, Manley’s music balances collapse and growth with resolve. Providing access to his core while avoiding ego or sentimentality.

For fans of Elliott Smith ‘s brutal intimacy, The Strokes downtown cool, Deerhunter ‘s woozy surrealism, and MTV Unplugged In New York era Nirvana.

His debut, solo EP Unmeasurable Terms is out now featuring Josh Eppard of (Coheed and Cambria) on drums.