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The Manchester art-pop band's first record as a six-piece lands 19 February 2027 on Memphis Industries, with a UK tour in March.

BY JOLT Staff · Nov 5 2026 · 1 min read

Dutch Uncles have announced their seventh album, Polygon Hotel, out 19 February 2027 on Memphis Industries. New single "No Note" is out now, with a video directed by Patrick King and animated by Miles Buckle.

It is the Manchester band's first record as a six-piece: Henry Broadhead and Neil Wright join Duncan Wallis, Robin Richards, Peter Broadhead and Andy Proudfoot as full-time members. The band produced and mixed the album themselves, with Felix Davis mastering. The title comes from a disused pub in Levenshulme, and the songs live there, among characters in an abandoned Manchester boozer.

Wallis calls "No Note" "a three-minute lament on time wasted looking at one's phone." Richards says it was "the first of several experiments in self-sampling from practice room sessions."

A UK headline tour follows in March 2027, including Nice N Sleazy in Glasgow on 5 March, Band on the Wall in Manchester on 10 March and the 100 Club in London on 18 March. The remaining dates are not yet announced.

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