Acclaimed Irish folk artist Niamh Bury has announced a headline tour across Ireland this April, in support of her recently revealed debut LP Yellow Roses – set for release March 29 via Claddagh Records.

The string of shows will see the songwriter traverse the island, with dates booked for Belfast, Galway, Limerick, Cork and her native Dublin.

“I'm very excited to get on the road in April and share these songs in some really nice venues around the country,” said Bury.

“I’m so excited to be releasing this collection of songs I’ve had with me for some time. I’m very proud of it and the wonderful people who worked on it with me. I learned so much making it and feel very lucky to be letting it out into the world.”

The singer has been hailed of one of Ireland’s most exciting folk talents since the her debut single in July 2023. She ended the year on a particularly high note, with three memorable sets at Other Voices in Dingle.

Accompanying the news of her debut album last week was the project’s lead single ‘Budapest’.

“It's about the places we escape to in our imaginations – outer space or a city we’re dreaming of packing up and leaving to,” said Bury. “It’s about the yearning to step outside of your own story to chase that feeling of being a small part of a bigger picture.”

Tickets for Niamh Bury's headlinine tour across Ireland go on sale at 10am on Thursday February 10 via this link.