Dark Mode Light Mode

I Have A Tribe shares 'Oh Man' from new album Changing of the Guard

‘Oh Man’ is the lovely new single from the project, a sprightly piano-lead song that encapsulates O’Laoghaire’s distinct songcraft.
I HAVE A TRIBE

Irish singer-songwriter Patrick O’Laoghaire aka I Have A Tribe has been whirring up his release schedule over the last couple of years with sporadic singles, and it’s all been leading up to a new album Changing of the Guard , his second full-length, due Friday 26th May 2023.

‘Oh Man’ is the lovely new single from the project, a sprightly piano-lead song that encapsulates O’Laoghaire’s distinct songcraft.


“‘Oh Man’ is a song about that human experience of uncertainty, when you say to someone – ‘tell me what to do.’ Or, when you ask it of yourself… and listen for the answer.”

I Have A Tribe - Oh Man (Official Video)

I Have A Tribe Gigs

I Have a Tribe has a number of gigs lined up soon in Dublin (The Workman’s Cellar – Thurs 2nd March), Cork (Levi’s, Ballydehob – Fri 10th March) and Mayo (The Clock Tavern, Westport – Sat 25th March). Tickets available.

♡ Nialler9 is independent and reader-supported. Support us on Patreon →

Patrick O’Laoghaire has supported Bon Iver, Anna Calvi, Lisa Hannigan and Villagers.


His debut I Have A Tribe album Beneath A Yellow Moon was released in 2016.

I Have A Tribe  Changing of the Guard Track Listing 

  1. Changing of the Guard
  2. Cafe
  3. Teddy’s Song
  4. Vitruvian Man
  5. Samson
  6. Fly Like A Bird
  7. Sweet Day
  8. Oh Man
  9. Sunshine
  10. Songbirds

Support Independent Music Coverage

Enjoying Nialler9?

We've been covering Irish and international music independently since 2005. If you value what we do — discovering new music, gig guides, festival coverage — you can support us directly on Patreon for as little as €6 a month.

Join our Newsletter

By pressing the Subscribe button, you confirm that you have read and are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Previous Post

The Nialler9 Dublin Gig Guide: February 21st - 26th

Next Post

The best gigs & club nights in Limerick this week