Baby Lasagna

Baby Lasagna opens a new chapter on stage. On 21 November 2026 at Manchester Academy, Marko Purišić brings the rawer edge announced by his single End The Party, stepping away from the spectacle to test his songs in a tougher, more introspective frame. Shaped by a stint in Croatian metal outfit Manntra and a taste for alt rock, pop punk and dance electronics, his live set leans on biting guitars, tight rhythms and direct vocal lines, folding club energy into a rock chassis.

After a breakout with Rim Tim Tagi Dim and a run that stretched from Eurovision to a sold-out European tour and the debut album Dmns & Mosquitoes, he now flips the script. End The Party marks a return to the sound that formed him at school: heavier textures, pressure-cooker dynamics and lyrics that look him straight in the eye. Expect a show that questions success, ego and material comfort as much as it chases a hook, where bravado gives way to self-checks and volatility. IG Boy and the newer cuts sit alongside the crowd igniters, reworked with more grit, for a set that strips back the gloss and faces the mirror.