Hermitage Green

Friday 11th December @ 7pm
  • Hermitage Green

Hermitage Green reach a 15-year landmark and are aiming as high as ever.

Approaching 15 years together, Irish band Hermitage Green are showing no signs of slowing down. In 2024 they released their new album Connection, a project that saw the group expand their creative world through collaborations with acclaimed author Gregory David Roberts (Shantaram) and multimedia artist Bobby Fingers. The album has been praised for its storytelling, emotional depth and the band’s renewed sonic ambition.

The band’s live momentum has matched the scale of the record. They closed the Rankin Woods Stage at Electric Picnic 2024, followed by a sold-out show at the Olympia Theatre in Dublin. A serendipitous post-show singalong with Paul Rudd led to a viral moment watched around the world. This Christmas, Hermitage Green set a new personal record with five consecutive sold-out shows at St Luke’s in Cork. In May 2026 they are due to headline King John’s Castle for the sixth time in their native Limerick, followed by a three-night residency in Whelans Dublin.

Internationally, Hermitage Green completed extensive tours across the United States and Canada, bringing their didgeridoo-fuelled, high-energy performances and signature harmonies to packed rooms throughout North America.

The band’s momentum continues into 2026, which includes a busy touring schedule as well an exciting project to celebrate 15 years as a band.

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King John's Castle, Limerick. Photo Piotr Machowczyk