feeble little horse announce a show at Dublin's Whelans in June

feeble little horse have announced a headliner at Dublin’s Whelans, set for June 11.

Tickets are available now. Their sophomore album, Girl with Fish, dropped in 2023. The record was entirely self-recorded and self-produced, with the name deriving from an inside joke the band shared about painting titles at museums. The project follows their 2021 debut album Hayday.

“Besides our friendship getting stronger and our songs becoming more interesting to us, nothing’s really changed,” said guitarist and producer Sebastian Kinsler. “It's still us just hanging out: This is what we do instead of playing video games.”

The Pittsburgh band intended for Hayday to be their last album, with guitarist Ryan Walchonski planning to move to Washington D.C.

“When we made Hayday, we wrote really quickly to get it done before he moved away and we couldn’t make songs anymore,” said Kinsler. “But we realized making music with each other was too fun to walk away from. For this album, we got to take our time with every decision that went into it.”

The band derives inspiration from Pittsburgh’s mid-Atlantic DIY scene, including groups like Gaadge, Barlow and Sleeping Witch & Saturn. Their writing process is free-flowing and collaborative.

"I want a kid to hear this album and buy an audio interface and a microphone," said drummer Jake Kelley. "I want them to think, 'If they can record in their bedrooms, I can do it myself too.'"

Tickets for their Dublin show are available here.