Hi Folks, We’re launching our new album Lost on The Wander at The Mick Lally Theatre on Friday 12th of June, and we’d really love to see some familiar faces in the room. This is a show we’ve been building towards for a long time — a lot of these songs were written over the past few years, and it feels like a big moment for us to bring them home to Galway. We’ll be joined by some great musicians on the night, and it’s shaping up to be a special one. If you’re around, we’d love

A quick note about Saturday (Borris) We’re playing Bandroom Lane Sessions at Joe’s Bar in Borris this Saturday. To be honest, ticket sales are a bit slow at the moment, so I just wanted to send a quick note out in case you’re nearby or know someone who might be. It’ll be a small, close-up kind of show — stripped-back, a few new songs, and a chance to play things as they are without too much fuss around them. If you’re around, it would genuinely mean a lot to see a few friendl

This Friday we’re releasing our new single God’s Walked Out the Door . It was recorded, along with ten other tracks from our upcoming album, live at Paddy Jordan’s studio in County Galway in a single day. There were no headphones no click tracks and no fuss, we tried to keep the music and the delivery of the song as natural as possible. We won’t try to explain the song too much, but we feel people will find something in the lyrics — and in the character delivering them — that

Things are definitely looking up for us at the moment as we get ready to release our new single “Looking Up” on March 6. Since our last release we’ve been lucky enough to get some lovely support, with the songs featured on BBC, RTÉ and loads of brilliant Irish radio stations , which we’re hugely grateful for. “Looking Up” was recorded live in the studio and it’s a little preview of our forthcoming album Lost on The Wander , due out later this spring. “Looking Up” is the firs

It’s still January, and if you’re anything like us, you may already have failed to fulfil some of your healthy living ambitions for 2026. We decided to release this little song to celebrate the fact that life would probably be a bit dull without a few vices. We went for a country feel on this one, with a tip of the hat to some singers and songwriters we really admire — Guy Clark, John Prine, and Jerry Reed. It’s the second song to be released from what will be our upcoming al

It’s hard to believe it’s nearly three years since we released What Will We Be . We were very proud of that record—years of writing, followed by two more in the studio. Those first couple of years were where most of the inspiration lived, and in many ways they were the most fulfilling. Sometimes when you carry an idea around for a long time, living with it in demos and live performances, what finally comes out in the studio—after months of edits, overdubs, and coming and goin

I was trying to do a bit of writing and piano playing in my somewhat jungle of a room the other day and ended up looking at old...

Sunday May 4th was our first ever sold out show as part of this years Cuckoo Fleadh in Kinvara. The whole village was really hopping and...

Last night we were thrilled to share the stage with the legendary Sharon Shannon and the Shannon family. We where so well looked after and...

Started the hot press music industry course the other evening there. I'm hoping to up the old media skills and get an incite into how...

It's been about 4 weeks since we released our first single of 2025 'Homegrown Potatoes' and the reaction has been good. We were a bit...