Music
27 Apr 23

Maisie Peters announces Dublin date for November

Maisie Peters' hotly-anticipated new album The Good Witch arrives on June 16th.

Ahead of the release of her highly anticipated sophomore album The Good Witch on 16th June, Maisie Peters will perform at Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre on October 25th this year.

The Sussex-born singer-songwriter achieved even more success with her latest single, 'Lost The Breakup', also joining Ed Sheeran on his current continent=spanning tour.

The series of shows are organised as part of her preparation for her huge OVO Arena Wembley gig on November 3rd 2023. Tickets €35 including booking fees on sale Friday, May 5th at 10am.

Beginning on October 17th October at Glasgow’s O2 Academy, Maisie’s ‘Road To Wembley’ shows will also visit Dublin, Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol. Arriving towards the end of another packed year of live dates for Maisie, the ‘Road To Wembley’ shows will follow headline sets at Liverpool’s Sound City, a sold-out homecoming show at Brighton Dome as part of The Great Escape Festival and further support slots for Ed Sheeran during the North America run of his Mathematics Tour.

Maisie’s hotly-anticipated new album The Good Witch arrives on 16th June via Gingerbread Man Records/Asylum and features singles ‘Body Better’ and ‘Lost The Breakup’.

Following the success of its lead single, ‘Body Better’, Peters’ studio album is the singer’s sophomore album after her No. 2 BRIT Breakthrough certified debut, You Signed Up For This.

Written during the whirlwind of her 2022 tour schedule, The Good Witch acts as a time capsule for Maisie, allowing her to chronicle a time in her life that has been a balancing act between career highs and personal lows. While her debut was a time capsule in the moment of coming of age, The Good Witch serves as an introspective and self-reflective set of tracks, inspired by the works of Joan Didion, J. M. Barrie, Greek mythology and Western movies, and delves into the intricacies of romantic breakups, the preciousness of friendship and true value of self-worth.

The Good Witch was created across London, Suffolk, Stockholm, Bergen and LA, alongside Oscar Görres, Two Inch Punch, Matias Tellez, Brad Ellis, Joe Rubel and Elvira Anderfjärd.

Maisie explains: “This is my heart and soul, my blood on the page, the collection of stories that I’ve managed to capture in the past year. A true chronicle of my life in recent history, it is my own twisted version of a breakup album and it all draws upon the same couple of months’ worth of experiences and inspirations. It ducks and weaves between the real and surreal, and centres my own universe, of which I am of course the keeper of the keys and the holder of the cards - the good witch, if you will. It goes from light to dark in the flip of a switch and I hope takes you on a journey whereby the end you feel like you’ve gotten lost in someone else’s planet for a bit.”