Madra Salach

Madra Salach

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December 5, 2026
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Bank Lane
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Waterford
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The Wran
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December 6, 2026
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Dolan's
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Limerick
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The Wran
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December 10, 2026
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Vicar Street
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Dublin
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Rua Ri
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December 11, 2026
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Mandela Hall
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Belfast
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State Of Grace
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December 12, 2026
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Leisureland
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Galway
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Rua Ri
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December 17, 2026
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Set Theatre
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Kilkenny
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State Of Grace
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December 18, 2026
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Cyprus Avenue
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Cork
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Rua Ri
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December 19, 2026
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Cyprus Avenue
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Cork
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Rua Ri
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April 14, 2027
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Vicar St.
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Dublin
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April 15, 2027
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Vicar S.
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Dublin
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April 16, 2027
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Vicar St.
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Dublin
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Dublin six-piece Madra Salach announce their debut album Gorta, set for release January 15th via Island Records. Named after the Irish word for “hunger”, Gorta is an album about inheritance: what we carry from the generations before us, what we leave behind, and the many forms that hunger can take.The sleeve of the album, created by Oscar Torrans, holds all of that in a single figure: a Blemmyes, one of the akephaloi of ancient legend, the headless ones whose faces sat in their chests.Produced by Loren Humphrey in New York — whose recent credits include Geese and Cameron Winter — Gorta moves between moments of stark intimacy and full-band eruptions.

“an unexpected and beguiling alloy of purity, poison and potency” - The Guardian

"Impossible to turn away from" - DIY Mag

"Madra Salach are proving to be a major force within modern Irish folk" - Rolling Stone UK

"A fresh spin on Irish folk with punk energy and ethos at its core" - NME

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