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Mental Cruelty is on Monday 30 November 2026 at The Asylum, Birmingham, with doors at 18:30. Tickets start at £27.50, including the booking fee (Gigantic adds its fees per order at checkout).
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The Asylum · Birmingham
Setting Fire To The Sky Tour 2026 + Special Guests: The Grey + Moon Reaper
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Sat 5 DecDoors 17:30
The Hara
The Asylum · Birmingham
The Fallout Until It's Over + Special Guests High Regard
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Macdara Yeates
Kitchen Garden Cafe · Birmingham
Mudlark Ballads, the new album from Irish folk singer Macdara Yeates, arrives on streaming platforms, CD and vinyl on September 4th 2026. Following his raw, a cappella debut, Traditional Singing from Dublin (2024), Mudlark Ballads sees Yeates step into a brand new sound world, combining strings, found-sounds, found-percussion, drones, spoken interludes, bells, kazoos, handclaps and more, all with his signature blend of centuries-old Irish folk songs. Macdara Yeates is one of the leading voices in Dublin's rich and fertile folk scene. Described by Irish Music Magazine as "a true connoisseur of the art of balladry," his stentorian voice has garnered wide acclaim and featured on stages across Ireland, England, Scotland, the United States, Belgium, Denmark and beyond. In 2012, Macdara co-founded the Dublin folk collective The Night Before Larry Got Stretched, an early proving ground for young traditional singers, including members of Lankum, Landless, Ye Vagabonds, Lisa O’Neill and more. In the intervening years, he has become a central cog in Dublin's folk ecosystem, leading community song projects, performing with acclaimed trad ensemble Skipper's Alley (2013–2017), and, finally,...
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