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Dead Calm (Sign Crushes Motorist) – announce headline Irish tour

Dead Calm is a band fronted by Liam McCay (Sign Crushes Motorist, Dead Calm, Take Care) – a prolific Irish musician from Donegal, who has multiple different widely successful aliases that explore and weave between a variety of different genres: slowcore and indie-rock.

The lyrics are direct, poignant, introspective and are often coupled with melancholic themes that have earned him a cult following online across Spotify and Soundcloud.

His growth has been organic, with a very DIY, bedroom approach, despite his rapidly skyrocketing ascent. 

He began with the fiddle, pivoted to guitar during the pandemic, and has since released extensive work, even turning down record deals to keep his creative process personal.  

With 1.6 million monthly Spotify listeners on the project Dead Calm alone, Liam McCay and his band are certainly not to be missed.

DEAD CALM

TUES, 22 SEPTEMBER ‘26 || ULSTER SPORTS CLUB, BELFAST

WEDS, 23 SEPTEMBER ‘26 || RÓISÍN DUBH, GALWAY

THURS, 24 SEPTEMBER ‘26 || SANDINOS, DERRY

 FRI, 25 SEPTEMBER ‘26 || WHELAN’S, DUBLIN
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ON SALE FRIDAY, 13 FEBRUARY 2026 AT 10AM

Tickets available from singularartists.ie and Ticketmaster.ie

Ian Mc Donnell

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