Laundry Day

Laundry Day lands at The Deaf Institute in Manchester on May 15, 2026. Formed in Manhattan in 2017, the band — Jude Ciulla-Lipkin, Sawyer Nunes, Henry Weingartner and Henry Pearl — built its identity in a DIY spirit, writing together and switching instruments as needed. Their pop-rock leans on tight vocal harmonies and indie-pop hooks, with a hip-hop tint in the phrasing and a taste for collage.

On stage, the group draws from a catalog that runs from early projects like Trumpet Boy and Keep It Bright to Homesick, made with Romil Hemnani of Brockhampton, then We Switched Bodies, the broader pop turn of Younger Than I Was Before, and 2025’s EARWORM. Between headline dates and support slots for The 1975, Clairo, Neon Trees or Teezo Touchdown, plus stops at Austin City Limits and Camp Flog Gnaw, Laundry Day has shaped a live language that favors interplay and momentum. Expect a tight, collective set that folds their internet-era instincts into a straightforward, guitar-led show — still rooted in those home-grown beginnings.