Niall McCabe.

Mon 8 Feb 2027Doors 19:00

An evening with Niall McCabe at Cafe No9

Cafe No9 · Sheffield

Raised on Clare Island off Ireland’s Atlantic coast, Niall McCabe has built a reputation for songs of remarkable emotional depth and humanity. Drawing on the storytelling traditions of Irish folk while embracing the spacious textures of Americana and contemporary acoustic music, his work is carried by a voice that has become instantly recognisable to audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. Whether writing about fishermen, fathers and sons, strangers, or the idea of home itself, McCabe’s songs are marked by quiet observation, emotional honesty and an enduring sense of place. Following the release of his acclaimed debut album, Rituals, in 2023, McCabe returned two years later with Stranger, a record that broadened both his musical palette and his audience. Traditional Irish instrumentation sits naturally alongside strings, pedal steel and understated band arrangements, creating a sound that feels equally at home in the west of Ireland and the American South. Throughout, however, the focus remains firmly on the songs. Over the past two years, McCabe’s career has gathered remarkable momentum. In 2025 he made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry, toured throughout Britain with the cel...

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Thu 11 Feb 2027Doors 19:30

Niall McCabe

Kitchen Garden Cafe · Birmingham

Raised on Clare Island off Ireland’s Atlantic coast, Niall McCabe has built a reputation for songs of remarkable emotional depth and humanity. Drawing on the storytelling traditions of Irish folk while embracing the spacious textures of Americana and contemporary acoustic music, his work is carried by a voice that has become instantly recognisable to audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. Whether writing about fishermen, fathers and sons, strangers, or the idea of home itself, McCabe’s songs are marked by quiet observation, emotional honesty and an enduring sense of place. Following the release of his acclaimed debut album, Rituals, in 2023, McCabe returned two years later with Stranger, a record that broadened both his musical palette and his audience. Traditional Irish instrumentation sits naturally alongside strings, pedal steel and understated band arrangements, creating a sound that feels equally at home in the west of Ireland and the American South. Throughout, however, the focus remains firmly on the songs. Over the past two years, McCabe’s career has gathered remarkable momentum. In 2025 he made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry, toured throughout Britain with the cel...

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Thu 18 Feb 2027Doors 19:30

Niall McCabe

Chapel Arts Centre · Bath

Raised on Clare Island off Ireland’s Atlantic coast, Niall McCabe has built a reputation for songs of remarkable emotional depth and humanity. Drawing on the storytelling traditions of Irish folk while embracing the spacious textures of Americana and contemporary acoustic music, his work is carried by a voice that has become instantly recognisable to audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. Whether writing about fishermen, fathers and sons, strangers, or the idea of home itself, McCabe’s songs are marked by quiet observation, emotional honesty and an enduring sense of place. Following the release of his acclaimed debut album, Rituals, in 2023, McCabe returned two years later with Stranger, a record that broadened both his musical palette and his audience. Traditional Irish instrumentation sits naturally alongside strings, pedal steel and understated band arrangements, creating a sound that feels equally at home in the west of Ireland and the American South. Throughout, however, the focus remains firmly on the songs. Over the past two years, McCabe’s career has gathered remarkable momentum. In 2025 he made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry, toured throughout Britain with the cel...

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Sun 21 Feb 2027Doors 19:00

Niall McCabe

The Lower Third · London

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