Foy Vance

Foy Vance stands as a magnetic presence in contemporary live music, acclaimed for his emotive songwriting and compelling stagecraft. Born in 1974 and hailing from the United Kingdom, this Irish singer-songwriter has carved an indelible mark with a catalogue that spans heartfelt balladry and roots-driven storytelling. With acclaimed albums like "Signs of Life" and the intimate "Hope In The Highlands: Recorded Live From Dunvarlich," Vance continues to resonate with discerning audiences across the world.

Vance’s creative output remains as vital as ever, with his anticipated album "The Wake" set for release in March 2026. His artistry is further explored through the ambitious three-part project "IF," tracing nearly three decades of songwriting and reflecting on themes of belonging, memory, and transformation. Recent gigs highlight his enduring draw; in August 2026, he headlined an intimate matinee at The Orpheus, Belfast, for the Belfast Fleadh, captivating audiences with his rich vocals and poetic lyricism.

The coming months hold further excitement for fans of Foy Vance’s live performances. October 2026 sees him bringing "The Wake World Tour" to iconic venues, including a headline date at Manchester’s Albert Hall and a show at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre. To stay up to date with Foy Vance, follow him on official channels and be sure to check for new tour dates and upcoming gigs—his concerts are not to be missed.