Poor Creature has released their new single ‘Adieu Lovely Erin,’ and announced a gig at Dublin’s Button Factory for November 27.

Tickets for their show are not yet available. The band will also appear at Belfast's The Duncairn on September 12. ‘Adieu Lovely Erin' is paired with an accompanying music video, and will be part of their debut album All Smiles Tonight through River Lea Records, out July 11.

“This song tells the true story of William Hill, a forger from Belfast who was transported to Australia in 1826,” said the band. “The video, animated by Ruth, visits some iconic Irish landscapes as well as a few of the band's former Dublin haunts.”

Poor Creature consists of Ruth Clinton, Cormac MacDiarmada and John Dermody. The Irish folk band is known for re-interpreting songs from the past and making them their own. They collaborate with producer John ‘Spud’ Murphy, who’s worked with groups like Junior Brother, ØXN, Pretty Happy, Ye Vagabonds and The Jimmy Cake.

“There’s something about the everyday and the fantastical, being entangled, which I think Irish music does so well,” said Clinton.

All Smiles Tonight is available for pre-order here.

Watch the music video for ‘Adieu Lovely Erin' below: 

See Poor Creature’s upcoming tour dates below:

uly 14th - Rough Trade East Instore, London
Aug 31st - Supersonic Festival, Birmingham
Sep 12th - The Duncairn, Belfast
Sep 16th - The Attic, Leeds
Sep 17th - The Portland Arms, Cambridge
Sep 18th - The Larder House, Southbourne - Wandering Bear Presents
Sep 19th - Strange Brew, Bristol
Sep 20th - Subterranean Festival, London Royal Festival Hall, London
Sep 21st – YES, Manchester
Nov 27th - The Button Factory, Dublin