Madra Salach Live in Liverpoolvie, 2 oct 2026 · 21 GBPTicketmaster

Madra Salach Live in Liverpool

Arts Club Liverpool - Theatre in Liverpoolvie, 2 oct 2026 · 19:00

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Madra Salach is a Music / Folk / Indie Folk event at Arts Club Liverpool - Theatre in Liverpool.

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Madra Salach, the Dublin-based contemporary-folk band, brings their distinctive blend of traditional Irish music and modern sound to Liverpool. Formed in 2023, the six-piece group has quickly made a name for themselves with their debut EP "It's a Hell of an Age," which topped the Irish Independent Albums Chart. Their music fuses elements of trad with contemporary influences, creating a fresh take on Irish folk.

Attendees can expect an energetic live show featuring the band's full lineup, including Paul Banks on vocals, Adam Cullen on guitar, and Jack Martin on mandolin, tin whistle, and synth. The setlist will likely draw from their acclaimed EP, including singles "Blue & Gold" and "I Was Just A Boy," as well as traditional ballads like "Murphy Can Never Go Home." The band's festival experience, including performances at All Together Now and Electric Picnic, promises a polished and engaging performance.

This concert offers a chance to experience one of Ireland's most promising new folk acts in an intimate setting. With their unique sound and growing reputation, Madra Salach's Liverpool show is a must for fans of contemporary Irish music.

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Madra Salach

Madra Salach is an Irish contemporary-folk band based in Dublin founded in 2023.Más

Formed by founding members Paul Banks, Adam Cullen and Dara Duffy as they played gigs across various venues in the Northside of Dublin.

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