I have a new album coming out on August 8th. Carving The Stone is my first full length release since my debut in 2021, and while it took a long time to bring it to you, I am so proud to be able to do that now. You can pre order it now here:

Tickets for my first tour in four years are on sale now!. 🎟️ I feel deeply the great privilege it is to be able to travel and play these songs with you all. I’m excited to bring you something special.

Tickets for my UK & Ireland tour go on sale tomorrow at 10am. 🎟️ Hopefully see yiz there

**Updated ticket link:

Pre-sale for the tour is now live. If you’ve preordered the album from my official store, check your email confirmation for your code. Store - Ticket links -

Madness. Ya write songs alone in a flat and a shed, and then suddenly you get to share them with rooms of strangers and friends. I'll never fully rationalise that, but jaysus I do see it as the blessing that it is. Hopefully see yiz there. Dave.

You'll find me in Dublin, Listowel, Galway, Cork and Belfast, as well as London, Manchester, Bristol and Glasgow.

In the years since that first run of shows, I have thought about them a lot. For everything I gave in them, I got back so much more from all of you. In September/October I invite you to join me again to hopefully share something intimate, powerful, and giving.

I am doing my first tour in four years!.Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10am. Pre-sale is live from tomorrow, July 2nd at 10am. Pre-order the album from my store to receive access.

I’ve also today released the second single of the album, ‘No Scheme’. ‘No Scheme’ is the spiritual successor to ‘Top Scheme’, the only track on the new album with a direct link to the old:

but it is not lost on me how special it is that you are here and listening. thank you.

There was a time when I thought I wouldn't write any more, never give you all the follow up, until one day it started coming and I couldn't stop writing. I'll save the really detailed notes and oddities about the album until closer to its release. .

Tomorrow 5pm

It's far from comprehensive, and at one point I said my mate directed a play that he actually wrote (brilliantly). But here's an insight into a video that took a lot, but gave much more. Thank you all for watching and listening to the song

I have such a love for behind the scenes videos. It's part of the reason I still buy DVDs (always here for a director's commentary). I thought I'd do a behind the scenes of how I made the video for Of The Sorrows as a lot of people were asking me about it.

I am happy you stayed here too. Video and tune by me. Video produced by Dave Fear. Video starring Wesley Dillon.

It was a heavy trade to make, but one I made peace with, it felt OK to give that much life to a project about a dying city. I'm not sure how I'll feel going forward, but like before, it blows my mind that you listen, I am grateful beyond words. I am happy to be here.

I traded hundreds of hours simulating cloths, lighting, compositing, modelling, editing. I suffered a hard ware error that forced me to start from the beginning all over. By the time it was all done I was walking again (6 weeks before I was back. Fairly sharpish all the same).

and tried to walk it off and get the next scene (“Ya didn’t come all the way out here just to go home with a sore leg and not get your shots”). Maybe the video felt a bit haunted. Every night I'd come home from work and hammer away at it.

The first day of filming was on Christmas morning, joined by my other friend Dave, the last day of filming some months later, joined by him still as he drove me to the hospital after I broke my leg (Weber B for the specialists) up near Djouce mountain.