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    One of AUK’s favourite singer-songwriters, who is also an artist and best-selling author, Josh Ritter, will tour the UK and Ireland early next year, following his last album, I Believe In You, My Honeydew. The tour kicks off in Leeds on January 28th, takes in London’s Barbican on January 30th, and finishes in Groningen (NL) on February 17th. Always a storyteller, Josh’s live shows are a showcase of his “lyrical depth, poetic turn of phrase, imaginative subject matter and melodic sophistication” according to The Telegraph. Anyone who has seen him live knows that he’s funny, literate, and full of stories. He has, so far, released thirteen studio albums with artists like Dylan, Joan Baez, and Bob Weir covering his songs.

    In addition to his work as a musician, sharing stages with the likes of John Prine and Jason Isbell, Ritter is also a national best-selling author, having published two well-received novels: Bright’s Passage in 2011 and The Great Glorious in 2021.Tickets for the tour went on sale today at 10 am. Get them here.

    Josh Ritter UK & Ireland Tour dates 2027:

    Thu 28th Jan – Howard Assembly Room, Leeds, UK
    Fri 29th Jan – All Saints Church, Pocklington, UK
    Sat 30th Jan – Barbican, London, UK
    Sun 31st Jan – The Lantern, Bristol, UK
    Mon 1st Feb – Stoller Hall, Manchester, UK
    Wed 3rd Feb- Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow, UK
    Thu 4th Feb- Mandela Hall, Belfast, UK
    Fri 5th Feb- Vicar Street, Dublin, IE
    Sun 7th Feb- Set Theatre, Kilkenny, IE
    Mon 8th Feb- Cork Opera House, Cork, IE
    Tue 9th Feb- DeBarra’s Folk Club, Clonakilty, IE
    Thu 11th Feb- Town Hall Theatre, Galway, IE
    Fri 12th Feb- Dolan’s Warehouse, Limerick, IE

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