Ciarán, formerly Bearface of BROCKHAMPTON, has announced his first US, European and UK headline tour, and it finishes in Ireland with a show at The Button Factory in Dublin on Monday March 15th 2027.
The tour supports his debut solo album Róisín, which came out recently and we covered when it was announced. It was also among our recommended new albums.
It’s his first solo project since BROCKHAMPTON disbanded in 2022. The title is a nod to his Irish roots: Róisín was once destined to be his middle name, and the album traces him reclaiming his own name.
“People learn how to pronounce difficult names all the time. Irish names are beautiful,” he says.
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The Irish dates come at the end of the run: Belfast’s Limelight on Sunday March 14th, then Dublin the following night. Tickets go on sale on Friday November 13th at 10am local time.
Ciarán 2027 tour dates
UK and Europe
- Wednesday March 3rd – Berlin, Berghain Kantine
- Friday March 5th – Paris, Les Etoiles
- Sunday March 7th – Amsterdam, Bitterzoet
- Thursday March 11th – Manchester, The Deaf Institute
- Friday March 12th – London, Scala
- Sunday March 14th – Belfast, The Limelight
- Monday March 15th – Dublin, The Button Factory
North America
- Saturday January 30th – Chicago, Lincoln Hall
- Sunday January 31st – Detroit, El Club
- Monday February 1st – Toronto, Mod Club
- Wednesday February 3rd – Boston, Sinclair
- Thursday February 4th – Brooklyn, Warsaw
- Friday February 5th – Washington DC, Atlantis
- Saturday February 6th – Philadelphia, Foundry
- Wednesday February 10th – Denver, The Fox Theater
- Thursday February 11th – Salt Lake City, Metro Music Hall
- Saturday February 13th – Portland, Doug Fir
- Sunday February 14th – Seattle, Neumos
- Wednesday February 17th – San Francisco, Great American Music Hall
- Friday February 19th – Los Angeles, El Rey
- Monday February 22nd – Phoenix, Rebel Lounge
- Thursday February 25th – Houston, HOB Bronze Peacock
Niall Byrne is the founder of the most-influential Irish music site Nialler9, where he has been writing about music since 2005. Niall is the chost of the Nialler9 Podcast and has written for the Irish Times, Irish Independent, Sunday Times, Totally Dublin, Cara Magazine, Red Bull and more. Niall is a DJ, co-founder of Lumo Club, event curator, Indie Sleaze club promoter, and producer of gigs and host of monthly listening parties & events in Dublin.
