Crowe Boys announce show at The Workman's Club

Alternative folk duo Crowe Boys are set to play in The Workman’s Club in Dublin on September 10. The gig will be the last stop on their Roaming Europe Tour.

The duo is composed of brothers Ocie and Wes Crowe, whose sound is defined by authentic lyrics and definitive riffs. The band likes to explore themes of loss, falling in love, and the joys of parenthood.

Crowe Boys are set to release their 10-track debut album Made To Wander on June 6.

Two New Orleans natives, the brothers grew up in a musical family that frequently played on the road across the US.

Their career changed when they crossed paths with Andrew Campanelli, drummer for the multi-platinum band The Revivalists, who saw potential in their music and became their producer. Together, they began recording a collection of songs, while sharing their experiences across social media.

They were rewarded in early 2024, when their song 'Where Did I Go Wrong' became viral on TikTok, gathering tens of millions of views. They have since signed to Universal Music Group Nashville.

In the last 12 months their fanbase has grown rapidly, with the duo reaching over 600k followers across social media.

The brothers recently released the single 'Bonfire in My Soul', which was accompanied by a music video.

Tickets are now on sale and can be found here.