A. Smyth and Robert John Ardiff have announced the first live dates of their upcoming series, 'This Little Tour of Ours'.

The tour will take them to three venues — The Record Room in Limerick on April 8th, Connolly's of Leap in West Cork on April 9th and Coughlan's Live in Cork on April 10th.

The show will see the two musicians trading roles throughout the night, each accompanying the other throughout their set.

Robert John Ardiff is known for his work with Come On Live Long, a band that would go on to win The Choice Music Prize. Solo, he has accumulated over ten million streams on Spotify, and has been featured on the Amazon TV Show, Modern Love. 

Not new to touring, he has played across Ireland and around the world, performing in Europe, the UK and the US. His upcoming shows are to support his second album, The Corridors of Love. 

Hailed as Dave Fanning's favourite Irish record of 2021, A. Smyth's debut album Last Animals broke with critical acclaim. He has been played extensively on RTE Radio One and Today FM, and has been supported by Huw Stephens at BBC6. Previously, he has played live at Other Voices, All Together Now, Electric Picnic, Primavera pro and Fanning Live at Whelans.

In addition to the upcoming shows accompanying Robert John Ardiff, the singer-songwriter will be playing a headline show at The Grand Social Club in Dublin on March 23rd, supported by Jackie Beverly and Will Troy.

Tickets for 'This Little Tour of Ours' can be found on the venue's websites, or through Eventbrite. They're priced at €15.

Check out The Corridors of Love and Last Animals, below.