™MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA
Tue, Nov 17 · 7:30 pm–10:30 pm
Listed on MUSAY · checked Oct 22
When
Tuesday, November 17, 7:30 pm–10:30 pm
Where
Ryman Auditorium
116 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, TN 37219
Price
Not listed. Check with the venue before you go.
About
ABOUT THE SHOW Manchester Orchestra brings their dynamic blend of indie rock, alternative anthems and emotionally charged songwriting to Ryman Auditorium on Tuesday, November 17th, 2026. Genre: Indie Rock • Alternative Rock • Indie Folk • Post-Rock For Fans Of: Brand New • Foxing • The Front Bottoms • Balance and Composure • Thrice • Death Cab for Cutie Following their acclaimed 2021 album The Million Masks of God, Manchester Orchestra is back with The Valley of Vision, a brand new project that takes on the weighty themes of adulthood, faith and redemption through a wealth of fresh new sounds and textures. But if The Million Masks of God served as a cry for help - exploring a man’s encounter with the angel of death, inspired by frontman and songwriter Andy Hull’s reflections on grief as well as the battle with cancer faced by guitarist Robert McDowell’s father - The Valley of Vision offers a collective, cathartic expression of gratitude. Throughout the 27-minute album, you can almost feel the band take a giant exhale and then put its arms around you. Continuing to push themselves into fascinating and immersive creative realms with each release has always been the mantra for Manchester Orchestra, and The Valley of Vision finds the band reinvigorated once again. Across the six-song salvo and VR film out March 10th, the band conjures a story that is further illuminated through a cinematic experience by writer-director Isaac Deitz, created with 3D-computed radiography technology. Hull started writing and recording The Valley of Vision in the summer of 2021, sparking a spontaneous and new approach to releasing his band's music. “Making this was an exciting idea of what the future could be for us in terms of how we create.” Hull was inspired to begin writing the record while rummaging around in his suitcase looking for his lyric notebook and instead found The Valley of Vision, a 1975 book of old Puritan prayers his mom had given to him the previous Christmas.
Know before you go
Getting there
Ryman Auditorium does not operate its own parking lot. The Fifth + Broadway garage sits essentially across the street, and numerous paid garages surround the venue downtown — reserving a spot in advance is recommended on show nights, when prices climb. Valet is offered at select shows for $20. The venue is in the heart of downtown, steps from Lower Broadway's honky tonks.
Venue hours on Tuesday
9:00 am–4:00 pm
The venue’s general opening hours. This event’s time comes from the listing.
Added to MUSAY Oct 3, 2026.