Dublin post-punk band Gurriers have announced their first Irish headline tour for November 2024, in support of their debut album Come and See.

Set to kick off on November 14 in Limerick, the tour will take Gurriers to Belfast, Listowel, Dublin, Galway and Cork across the month of November.

The band’s debut album, Close Call, is set to come out on September 13. Listen to the title track below.

Gurriers formed in January 2020, initially comprising Dan Hoff on lead vocals, Ben O'Neill on guitar and backing vocals, Mark MacCormack on guitar, Pierce O'Callaghan on drums and Emmet White on bass, who has since been replaced by Charlie McCarthy.

Speaking about their new release, the band said: “The album is a noisy, guitar driven odyssey of our disillusionment with the modern world”.

On top of their first Irish headline dates, Gurriers will be playing a Europe and UK tour, including a London show at Moth Club on 6 November. as well as a string of festival gigs such as appearances at Dot To Dot Festival in Bristol and Nottingham, End Of The Road Festival and Manchester and Edinburgh Psych Fest.

Gurrier’s debut album, Come and See, set to come ut on September 13, is available for pre-order here. Tickets for their Irish tour will be available from May 13. For more information about the band’s UK and Europe tour, click here.