Exciting Dublin alt-rock upstarts Ten Hail Marys release guitar driven debut “Faults I May Have” EP on Fri 3rd Jan
‘Faults I May Have’ discusses the common denominators of youth, love and identity crisis amongst other weird and wonderful features of the modern day, and issues within the world that may seem so unsolvable they must be made light of in order for on lookers to digest. This EP is the culmination of years of writing and gigging, though this band have written many more tracks since the completion of this collection of songs.
Ten Hail Marys are an alternative rock band from Dublin. The four piece have played in many renowned venues across Ireland and the UK. Debuting with a sold out show in The Workmans Club last year, they went on to play sets at venues such as The Grand Social, Whelans, Sebright Arms (UK) and Pharmacia (Limerick) all to packed out rooms. With a notable and well documented set at Forbidden Fruit 2023 and a sold out MCD headliner in Academy 2. They have gone on to support well known indie bands in Ireland such as Basht on their Irish tour and Cork’s Cliffords. Recently, they have released a well received collaboration with locally renowned rapper Curtisy. In weeks passed they have released their leading single ‘I Still See Your Face’ from their Debut EP ‘Faults I May Have’ – Irish and UK tour will follow in February and March 2025.
EP- tracklist:
I Still See Your Face
Anne Marie
Echoes
I Had A Dream
America
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