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SIRENS featuring Lisa Hannigan, Angie McMahon, Loah, Anna Mieke and more is touring Inis Oírr, Dublin, Cork and London this autumn

The Sounds from a Safe Harbour presented touring celebration of female voices features an evolving live ensemble including Amanda Bergman, Kate Stables, Angie McMahon, Loah, Anna Mieke, The Staves and more.

Sounds from a Safe Harbour (SFSH) presents SIRENS, a live music experience hosted by Lisa Hannigan, bringing together an evolving ensemble of extraordinary female voices from Ireland and around the world.

Developed during the residency at SFSH25, the project draws inspiration from mythology, harmony, collective singing and the transformative power of the voice as a shared human experience. Following its acclaimed debut at St. Anne’s Church, SIRENS will tour in autumn 2026, with performances in Inis Oírr, Dublin, Cork and London, and additional UK and EU dates to be announced.


The tour features a strong line-up of artists which varies by performance. Names include:

  • Lisa Hannigan
  • Amanda Bergman
  • Kate Stables
  • Angie McMahon
  • Loah
  • Anna Mieke
  • The Staves
  • Victoria Canal
  • Amano de Londra Miura
  • Meav Ní Mhaolchatha
  • Lasairfhíona Ní Chonaola
  • and more

With musical direction and original arrangements by Theodora Byrne, and performed with her Trio, the evening moves fluidly between intimate acoustic moments, layered vocal experimentation, reimagined songs and deeply collaborative interpretation.

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Each iteration of SIRENS features a unique constellation of artists responding to place, audience and atmosphere, creating an immersive and unrepeatable live experience.

Tickets are on sale now.

Stunning poster artwork by Emer Kiely.

SIRENS 2026 tour dates

  • Áras Éanna, Inis Oírr: Thursday September 24th, 8:30pm. Tickets €30/40
  • National Concert Hall, Dublin: Saturday September 26th, 7:30pm. Tickets €18/€28/€34/€40
  • Cork Opera House: Sunday September 27th, 8pm. Tickets €41 plus fees
  • The Barbican, London: Saturday October 17th, 7:30pm. Tickets £29 plus fees

Further UK and EU dates are to be announced, and the artist line-up is subject to change and varies by performance.

Tickets and more information at soundsfromasafeharbour.com.

About Sounds from a Safe Harbour

Sounds from a Safe Harbour (SFSH) is a multidisciplinary biennial arts festival based in Cork, Ireland, renowned for its bold and collaborative programming across music, language, art and ritual.

In September 2025, the festival celebrated its landmark 10th anniversary edition, taking place across venues throughout Cork City. The programme was curated by Festival Director Mary Hickson, alongside actor Cillian Murphy, composer Bryce Dessner (The National), author Max Porter and folklorist Billy MagFhloinn, bringing together leading Irish and international artists for a series of immersive, one-off performances and creative encounters.

The next edition of Sounds from a Safe Harbour will take place September 30th to October 3rd 2027.

Dates
Thu 24 Sep 2026
SIRENS @ Áras Éanna, Inis Oírr
Tickets
Sat 26 Sep 2026
SIRENS @ National Concert Hall, Dublin
Tickets
Sun 27 Sep 2026
SIRENS @ Cork Opera House, Cork
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