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Mind Over Slammer
- When
- Tuesday, 24 November 2026, 8pm
- Where
- Copper Bar, Band on the Wall, BAND ON THE WALL, 25 SWAN STREET, NORTHERN QUARTER, MANCHESTER, GREATER MANCHESTER, M4 5JZ
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Mind Over Slammer comes to Band on the Wall for an evening of poetry, spoken word and live performance Twelve slammers will take to the stage for the Manchester heat and battle it out across three rounds with the winner and first runner-up securing their places in the Mind Over Slammer National Grand Finale in London. The Grand Finale will see qualifiers from across the country compete for £3,000 in prize money:1st Place - £1,5002nd Place - £1,0003rd Place - £500The 2027 Mind Over Slammer National Champion will also earn a place in the 2028 UK & England Slam! Championships, run by Farrago Poetry, since 1994. From there, the international pathway extends to the European Poetry Slam Championships and World Poetry Slam Championships. Whether you're a seasoned poetry fan or discovering spoken word for the first time, come and experience an evening of powerful voices and live performance Tuesday 24th November 2026Doors: 7.30pmShow: 8pm-11pmDJ: 11pm-MidnightSlam applications are open now: Application formHeadliner: Carson WolfeCarson Wolfe is a Mancunian poet and the Grand Prize Winner of The Disquiet Literary Programme 2024. Their work has appeared with POETRY, The Rumpus, The Common, and Rattle. In 2023, they won New Writing North's Debut Poetry Prize and have received awards from The Aurora Poetry Prize, The Edward Thomas Fellowship, and were longlisted in The Poetry Society's National Competition. They are the author of two chapbooks, Boy(ish), and Coin Laundry at Midnight.…
Getting there
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