Manic Street Preachers’ brand new album ‘Critical Thinking’ is out now. Available on LP, CD, hardbook CD (featuring a bonus disc of demos) and cassette. Grab your copy here: https://t.co/ufxCIbgKUu

Tickets are now on sale for Manic Street Preachers at the @RoyalAlbertHall on Thursday 26th March 2026 for @TeenageCancer Trust. The concert forms part of a week curated by The Cure’s Robert Smith. Get tickets here: https://t.co/7OFHEsfPMz

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Manic Street Preachers will return to the @RoyalAlbertHall on Thursday 26th March 2026 as part of this year’s @TeenageCancer Trust concert series, curated by The Cure’s Robert Smith. James Dean Bradfield says: “We were lucky enough to play one of Robert Smith’s Meltdown shows in

Thank you to everyone who listened on @Spotify this year. Who had the Manics as in their top artists? #SpotifyWrapped2025

On this day in 1996 the Manics put out ‘Australia’, a track driven by heavy guitars and a yearning to be anywhere but home. It went straight into the UK top ten and has been a fan favourite ever since. Watch the original video on YouTube now: https://t.co/8Wdy17GJVP

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Eighteen years ago today, the Manics released a festive one-off called ‘Ghost of Christmas’ as an exclusive download. Does it still make your December playlist? Listen here: https://t.co/E2Q1j0cLip

Released on this day in 1998, ‘The Everlasting’ arrived as the second single from ‘This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours’. A slow-burning, widescreen moment in the band’s catalogue. What format did you pick up back in the day?

Resident has announced ‘168 Songs of Hatred and Failure’ as their Book of the Year 2025. A big thank you to the team in Brighton for the continued support. Order the signed Record Store Special Edition or the standard hardback here: https://t.co/MedB3dccqd

The new issue of @MOJOmagazine names ‘168 Songs of Hatred and Failure’ as Music Book of the Year, with ‘Critical Thinking’ also featured among the Albums of the Year. Keith Cameron’s deep dive into the Manics’ catalogue and history sits alongside a feature interview with Nicky

Released on 9th November 1992, ‘Little Baby Nothing’ was the sixth and final single from ‘Generation Terrorists’. A duet between James Dean Bradfield and Traci Lords, it remains one of the band’s most striking moments. 33 years on, it still stands as a powerful statement on

“We’ve told this story so many times, so it’s great to let it breathe with so many other voices.” NME has covered next week’s special screening of ‘Escape From History’ at Picturehouse Central, London, including a Q&A with James Dean Bradfield, Kieran Evans and Robin Turner.

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‘168 Songs of Hatred and Failure’ is number 3 in @RoughTrade’s Books of the Year 2025. @KeithCameron2’s deep dive into the Manics’ catalogue, featuring new interviews with James Dean Bradfield and Nicky Wire. Grab a signed edition now: https://t.co/vdKlWPv9fv

Kieran Evans’ acclaimed documentary about the making of ‘Everything Must Go’ comes to the big screen for the first time this November. Join Kieran, James Dean Bradfield and Robin Turner at Picturehouse Central, London on Thursday 13th November for a special screening and Q&A.

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📚| Keith Cameron will be at Waterstones Gower Street in London discussing 168 Songs Of Hatred and Failure: A History Of Manic Street Preachers with Victoria Segal on Thursday 13th November 2025 at 6:30pm. Tickets: https://t.co/0dUmCvZJLu #ManicStreetPreachers | @Manics

260 global locations and a lean IT team? For Alex Lai, Network Manager at Darling Ingredients, that’s not a challenge- it’s a reality. “Cato gives me the impression I’m their only customer.” Watch his story and see why Cato proved to be the perfect match for his team.

‘Lifeblood’ turns 21 today. The Manics at their most ambitious and atmospheric. What does the album mean to you after all this time?

Back when albums had TV adverts, and you went out to buy them the next morning. Released on this day in 2011, ‘National Treasures - The Complete Singles’ charted the journey from ‘Motown Junk’ to ‘Postcards from a Young Man’. Where did you pick up your copy?

One year ago this week, Manic Street Preachers released ‘Hiding in Plain Sight’, the first Manics single to feature Nicky Wire on lead vocals. Do you have a favourite lyric from the song? Watch the video on YouTube: https://t.co/2pJyfYqEgU

Manic Street Preachers return to Prague next summer on Saturday 20th June for the 10th anniversary of @metronomeprague at its new home, Letňany. Tickets are on sale now: https://t.co/NktLPJmCux

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‘Forever Delayed - The Greatest Hits’ was released on this day in 2002, bringing together over a decade of Manics singles in one essential collection. The album reached number four in the UK chart and remains a perfect entry point into the band’s story. Which track on ‘Forever

🎙️| Manic Street Preachers' James Dean Bradfield sits in for @huwstephens once more on @BBCRadioWales on Monday 27th October 2025 at 7pm. #ManicStreetPreachers | @Manics https://t.co/y8I0zxH0Qn