Bleech 9:3 announce two Irish shows and confirm title of upcoming album Bleed

Bleech 9:3 have announced two Irish shows - one at Dublin's 3Olympia on April 25, 2027 and another at Belfast's The Limelight on April 26 - as part of their upcoming world tour.

The Irish alternative-grunge band have also confirmed that their debut album, out December 31, is to be titled Bleed.

Yesterday, they released a new single 'Tourniquet', which will be included on the record. The song was performed across 2026 summer festivals including Electric Picnic and Reading & Leeds.

'Tourniquet' is produced by Dan Carey, who's worked with Fontaines D.C. and Wet Leg, and mixed by Rich Costey, who's worked with Bruce Springsteen and Arctic Monkeys.

This follows another single, 'Figure 8', which came out in August and will also be featured on Bleed, as well as their debut self-titled EP released in May.

Along with their 2027 dates, they also have upcoming shows in December, including at Belfast's Oh Yeah Music Centre on December 15, Dublin's The Academy on December 16 and Cork's Cyprus Avenue on December 17.

The group consist of songwriters and guitarists Barry Quinlan and Sam Duffy, along with bassist James Quinlan and drummer Luke O'Neill.

Quinlan and Duffy were introduced to each other at a 12-step rehab programme where Quinlan signed up to be Duffy's sponsor. They credit the chance meeting with the formation of the band.

"I think to find someone your own age, with the same dreams as you, from the same city and is also suffering from the same thing... we knew immediately that we could help each other," recalled Duffy. "You can lose your mind thinking about how rare that is."

Tickets for their 2027 tour go on sale October 9 at 10 am here.

Listen to 'Tourniquet' below.