Globally acclaimed Irish folk band Amble announce their second studio album Love And All Its Wares

Internationally revered modern Irish folk trio Amble announce their highly anticipated second studio album, Love And All Its Wares, due to arrive January 29th, 2027, on Warner Records. A new track from the album “Last Rites,” is available now and muses about finding peace amid the chaos of a life lived to the fullest.

Amble also announce their most extensive tour and biggest headline shows to date for 2027 in Ireland and the UK. Starting with Belfast’s Belsonic Festival on June 23rd the tour includes stops at Dublin’s 12th century Malahide Castle and Limerick’s Thomond Park rugby stadium, plus Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl on July 8th and London’s Alexandra Palace Park on July 9th.

The 2027 tour announcement succeeds their highly anticipated autumn tour of the UK with both Manchester O2 Apollo and London’s O2 Academy Brixton dates selling out within a day.

Various pre-sales begin Tuesday, August 18th, at 9:00 a.m. local, while general on-sale launches a week later on Friday, August 21st, at 9:00 a.m. local. Tickets for Manchester and London will be available at HERE. For other dates go HERE for tickets and additional information.

Following recent standout sets at major U.S. festivals like Newport Folk, Lollapalooza Chicago, and Outside Lands, Amble were also just announced as headliners at Ireland’s biggest festival, Electric Picnic, on August 30th. Their biggest North American run yet, kicks off in Phoenix, Arizona, on October 22nd and wraps up in Dallas, Texas, on November 18. The entire tour is nearly sold out months in advance.

Following their June single “The Swell,” “Last Rites” brings Amble’s famous live energy into the studio with their most robust sound yet Robbie Cunningham, Oisin McCaffrey, and Ross McNerney rounded out with members of their touring unit, unfurling a gorgeous tumult of textures. Across it all, Robbie sings about both the toll of touring and the beauty of sharing their songs with the world: “My words are tired, my feet are sore / Yet I keep on talking, I’m walking more and more / My eyes are closing, my ears are full / Colours never been brighter, and music never dull.”

“‘Last Rites’ is about finding your true self in the chaos of life,” says Amble. “When the internal voice in your head and the external voices around you are pulling in different directions, retaining a true version of yourself becomes increasingly difficult. However, as these periods descend into further confusion and uncertainty, there is always an inner belief that the true self will return. ‘He was a good man, give it time.’ The extended outro embodies the message of this song. It is hard to see the truth in a chaotic world, but it is there!”

“Last Rites”’ is the new single taken from their forthcoming second studio album Love And All Its Wares due out on January 29th, 2027. Produced by Philip Weinrobe (also worked with Adrianne Lenker of Big Thief, Tomberlin, and Theo Katzman). The album marks a major sonic evolution - moving from the simpler, dream-like quality of Reverie to a bigger sound exploring a wider spectrum of emotion. Themes of love and idealism are paired against the exhaustion of a non-stop touring schedule and a chaotic existence on the road.

While Reverie was tracked by Robbie, Ross & Oisín live in various rooms across Ireland in 2023/2024, Love And All Its Wares came together in a single three week creative outpouring in Grouse Lodge Recording Studios, Westmeath in April of 2026.

The new songs continue an extraordinary streak for Amble, who played Nashville’s iconic Grand Ole Opry for the first time (premiering “The Swell”), before making their Bonnaroo main stage debut the next day. The day after that, Amble opened for Ed Sheeran at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ, playing to over 70,000 fans. They also recently wrapped a European and UK tour supporting Dermot Kennedy.

In April, Amble released the single “Moral Victory,” an immersive swirl of strum, strings, and harmonium that depicts a fading picture of romance with both personal tenderness and poetic grace. That poignant work added to the new chapter they opened up with “The Rarest Hour,” a beautifully spare, classic Irish ballad that explores nostalgia’s bittersweet pull and the indifference of time. They also recently released a music video for 2024 fan-favorite “Of Land and Sea,” complete with gorgeous footage of their homeland.

Amble’s massive 2026 follows a phenomenal 2025 in which they toured U.S. arenas and stadiums with Hozier, sold 130,000 headline tickets, amassed 300+ million global streams, and released their album Reverie, which held #1 on the Irish charts for multiple weeks, giving Amble the biggest Irish debut since 2018 and becoming the country’s most streamed Irish LP of the year. Led by songs like “Lonely Island,” “Mary’s Pub,” and “Schoolyard Days” — whose videos have each surpassed 2 million views — the set was praised by NPR, Rolling Stone, and Stereogum, while igniting a rapidly growing global fanbase.

Before last year was out, Amble released their Hand Me Downs EP and, in December, headlined three sold-out nights at Dublin’s 3Arena, playing to over 40,000 fans in total. They captured that homecoming on February’s Live From Dublin II, which confirms Amble’s reputation as one of the most beloved and engaging live acts on the planet. Their incredible songcraft and their fans’ intensity are on full display.

Amble also won big at Ireland’s RTÉ Choice Music Prize in March, taking home awards for Single of the Year (“Schoolyard Days”) and Breakthrough Artist of the Year. The three real-life friends’ meteoric rise is a testament to their dedication: The trio only came together in late 2022 after quitting their day jobs as school teachers and a data scientist in rural Western Ireland. Their captivating energy and heartfelt storytelling helped them forge an alchemical relationship with listeners around the world in the most organic and elemental way. Only three and a half years ago, Amble were playing small clubs and intimate rooms. Their growth speaks to the inherent power held within their soul-stirring music. More to come in 2027.

Amble UK/IRELAND 2026/2027 Tour Dates:
Aug 20 – Limerick, Ireland @ Live at the Docklands [SOLD OUT]
Aug 21 – Limerick, Ireland @ Live at the Docklands [SOLD OUT]
Aug 22 – Limerick, Ireland @ Live at the Docklands [SOLD OUT]
Aug 30 – Stradbally, Ireland @ Electric Picnic 2026
Sep 28 – Sheffield, UK @ Octagon Centre
Sep 30 – Glasgow, UK @ O2 Academy Glasgow [SOLD OUT]
Oct 02 – Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK @ O2 City Hall
Oct 03 – Manchester, UK @ O2 Apollo Manchester [SOLD OUT]
Oct 05 – Nottingham, UK @ Nottingham Rock City
Oct 06 – Cardiff, UK @ Cardiff University Students' Union [SOLD OUT]
Oct 08 – Brixton, UK @ O2 Academy Brixton [SOLD OUT]
Jun 23 – Belfast, Ireland @ Belsonic
Jun 24 – Dublin, Ireland @ Malahide Castle
Jun 29 – Glasgow, UK @ SWG3 Galvanizers Yard
Jul 03 – Limerick, Ireland @ Thomond Park
Jul 08 – Manchester, UK @ Castlefield Bowl -Tickets out Friday 21st August at 9am HERE
Jul 09 – London, UK @ Alexandra Palace Park -Tickets out Friday 21st August at 9am HERE

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