Acclaimed singer-songwriter Faye Webster will play The National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks on Thursday, 27 August with special guests (to be announced).
Atlanta singer-songwriter Faye Webster has quietly become one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary indie music, blending country, folk, R&B and indie rock into a sound that feels both intimate and genre-defying. Since breaking through with Atlanta Millionaires Club and its acclaimed follow-up I Know I’m Funny haha, Webster has built a devoted global audience drawn to her understated vocals, dry wit and emotionally precise songwriting.
Her 2024 album Underdressed at the Symphony takes its title from Webster’s habit of slipping anonymously into performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra during a difficult period in her life. “Going to the symphony was almost like therapy for me,” she says. “I got to leave what I felt like was kind of a shitty time in my life and be in this different world for a minute.”
Recorded live with her longtime band at Sonic Ranch Studios in Texas, the album embraces experimentation while preserving the spacious intimacy that defines Webster’s music. Pedal steel, orchestral flourishes, subtle synths and moments of vocoder appear throughout the record, captured in first- or second-take performances that highlight Webster’s instinctive songwriting.
The result further cemented her reputation as a singular artist operating between scenes. Rolling Stone called the album “a marvel of patient, obsessive contemplation,” while Pitchfork has praised Webster’s work for its “disarming emotional clarity.”
As her audience continues to expand worldwide, Webster remains defined by subtlety and sincerity, crafting songs that transform highly specific moments into quietly universal experiences.
Faye Webster and special guests
Thursday, 27 August 2026
The National Museum of Ireland
Collins Barracks, Dublin, Ireland
Gates 6pm
Tickets: €46.70 + booking fee
from singularartists.ie and ticketmaster.ie
Artist pre-sale: Wed, 11 March 2026, 10:00 GMT | LINK
General on-sale: Fri, 13 March 2026, 10:00 GMT | LINK
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