Muireann Bradley

Muireann Bradley is an Irish musician from Ballybofey whose artistry is rooted in the evocative sounds of country blues. Embodying the spirit of her genre with both tradition and originality, Bradley is known for interpretations of timeless works such as “Buck Dancer’s Choice,” “Candyman,” and “Frankie,” as well as her captivating album, I Kept These Old Blues, released in December 2023. With a natural affinity for classic fingerstyle guitar and heartfelt vocals, she brings a fresh yet respectful perspective to blues music today.

Bradley’s growing reputation on the live music circuit has seen her share renowned festival stages across the United Kingdom. In June 2026, she performed at State Fayre in Hylands Park, supporting a line-up led by Alanis Morissette. She also played a supporting role at The Longroad Festival of Country, Americana & Roots at Stanford Hall in August 2026, sharing the bill with headliners The Shires. These prominent appearances reflect her rising profile and the esteem with which she is regarded among both peers and audiences.

February 2027 will see Muireann Bradley headline her own concerts as part of the Blackwood Pew Tour, with confirmed shows at OH YEAH MUSIC CENTRE in Belfast, the Deaf Institute in Manchester, and Strange Brew in Bristol. For fans of country blues and live music, her gigs offer a distinctive, soulful experience. Follow Muireann Bradley to stay updated and discover her forthcoming concerts and tour dates.