Following their sold out show in Dublin's Button Factory in February, Brass Against have announced a three-date Irish tour in June. The tour will features stops at Cork's Cyprus Avenue (June 7), Dublin's Voodoo Lounge (June 8) and Belfast's Empire (June 9).

The New York-based brass band have gained fans around the world with their unique protest songs and hip-hop anthems. The genre-defying collective take inspiration from an expansive list of artists, including Rage Against the Machine, Kendrick Lamar, Parliament-Funkadelic and Public Enemy.

In a statement, Brass Against commented on their unique sound:

“We want our music to not just sound inspiring; we want our music to resonate with people’s emotions and encourage action. We’re producing exceptional music with a political edge. We are angry, we are inspired, we are ready for change—and we hope our music amplifies this energy in everyone who listens.”

Tickets for their Irish dates go on sale this Friday at 10am. See Ticketmaster for more information.

UK and Ireland - we're coming back this summer! Tickets are available Friday at 10amCET at https://t.co/UoAAENC9C5 pic.twitter.com/ArIfgmdcGY

— Brass Against (@BrassAgainst) March 26, 2019