• Friday | 05.03.27
  • 7.00pm
  • Band on the Wall, Manchester

Over the past years, Anna Erhard has established herself as one of the most distinctive voices in European indie pop. Her music lives somewhere between the laid-back spirit of Kurt Vile and the inventive charm of early Beck, blending distorted guitars and lo-fi keyboards with witty storytelling. Delivered with her trademark nonchalance, her songs transform everyday observations, travels and chance encounters into memorable musical snapshots.

Following the release of her third studio album Botanical Garden in 2024, which was widely acclaimed across Europe, Erhard embarked on sold-out tours throughout the UK and performed extensively across the continent.

Highlights of this period included an appearance at the legendary Glastonbury Festiva as well as strong support from BBC 6 Music, featuring heavy rotation airplay and several live sessions, including a recording at London’s iconic Maida Vale Studios.

With 1000 Sheep, Anna Erhard offers a first glimpse into her forthcoming album and once again showcases her ability to turn everyday observations and fleeting encounters into witty, playful and captivating stories.

“After last summer’s festival tour, I wrote this song about a cute shepherd we met on his farm during one of our days off. In reality, we only exchanged maybe five sentences; the rest of the story was invented by the band and me during long drives between shows, until we had convinced ourselves of this love story.

Since I basically knew nothing about him, the main thing I celebrate him for in this song is that he is incredibly good at counting sheep.“

Artists on stage: 7.30pm
Curfew: 10.00pm
Audience: Standing
Venue: Band on the Wall, Manchester

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