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- 16 Oct 26
Basht., Morgana and The Wran debut in Top 10 of Irish Albums Chart
All three artists have upcoming Irish tour dates in 2026 and 2027.
Basht., Morgana, and The Wran have all debuted in the Top 10 of the Irish Albums Chart.
Basht. debuted at No. 7 on the chart, with their new record Poor Advice. The Dublin rock band previously released two EPs, 2024's Dirty White Lies, and 2025's Bitter and Twisted. They are currently No. 1 on the Irish Independent Albums Chart. Hot Press rated the album 7.5/10 and described it as "beautifully intense."
They will be embarking on their headline tour on October 27. Dates include Nottingham, Glasgow, Manchester, and London. They will also be performing a show at The Button Factory in Dublin on November 7.
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Morgana's album The Whole Thing Was Very Very Emotional debuted at No 8. on the chart. The singer also placed at No. 2 on the Independent chart. She released her first EP, Party Killer, in 2025.
Morgana will be going on a UK and Ireland tour to promote the album. Beginning in Limerick on December 16, dates include Galway, Cork, Manchester, and London. She will be playing a show in Whelan's in Dublin on December 20.
The Wran's new record The Stone Man debuted at No. 10 on the Irish Albums Chart, and at No. 3 on the Independent chart. The alt-trad band comprises brothers Tommy, Danny, Seán and Stephen Dunford. They were recently announced as acts for Dutch festival, Eurosonic 2027.
The group are currently on their Irish leg of The Stone Man tour. Shows include Dublin, Galway, Limerick, Cork, Kilkenny, and Belfast. They will also play several UK dates, such as Manchester, Leeds, London, and Bristol.
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