Since we last heard from Dani Larkin, she has certainly established herself as a force worth reckoning with, and one that has expanded exponentially since the release of her debut album. Following collaborations with the Ulster Orchestra and RTE Concert Orchestra, as well as international tours taking in North America, Australia, Korea and Finland, Dani Larkin is back home for a headline tour of Ireland February 2025.
‘The Full Circle Tour is a culmination of many years’ work in an intimate songwriter setting. I have been working steadily on new songs and compositions and this tour will be the first sharing of those. Playing live shows is not mere bread and butter for me but a chance to connect with people, have conversations and be inspired by the island that I call home.’
Pipped by RTÉ Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, Double J (Australia) and Folk Radio UK as an established voice on the Irish folk and alternative scene, Larkin has performed at SXSW, Folk Alliance, Reeperbahn, and WOMEX. In addition to sold out shows in London and New York, Larkin has garnered headline slots at Cambridge Folk Festival and Moseley Folk Fest, and has also toured extensively with Snow Patrol, Lisa Hannigan, Declan O’Rourke, Ye Vagabonds and Wallis Bird.
Dani Larkin announces headline show at The Workman’s Club, Dublin
Thursday, 13th February 2025
Tickets from €17.50 including booking fees available on Friday, 22nd November at 9amFrom www.singularartists.ie
Photo credit – Rosie Dawson
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