To celebrate the release of her upcoming EP, Third Second Chance, Lucy McWilliams will perform at The Grand Social in Dublin on March 28.

On March 27, McWilliams will be in London at Servants Jazz Quarters where she will play a sold-out show.

Over the past few months, the alt-pop singer songwriter has been releasing singles such as ‘Plastic’, ‘Old Ways’ and ‘Follow Me’. The whole EP was released on March 22.

Her work mirrors that of artists like Lana Del Rey and The Last Shadow Puppets. Third Second Chance was created in collaboration with Zach Dawes.

McWilliams' music does not focus on one genre, combining elements of indie, R&B, acoustic pop and rock. Her music is known for its openness and sings about the joys and pain of opening yourself up to love.

In an interview with Hot Press' Caroline Kelly, McWilliams says, "I think that whatever world I'm in, then the music will relate to that world," she remarks. "A lot of things were changing in my life this time last year, and the sound reflects that. So I suppose whatever comes next will hopefully evolve along that line."

This Dublin-born performer has supported acts like Arlo Parks and Jake Isaac as well as played many festival dates and gigs across Ireland, London and Paris.

McWilliams will be in Dublin on March 28 and tickets can be found here.

Check out Lucy McWilliams new EP, Third Second Chance, below: