The folk band visited Limerick as one of four surprise gig locations across Ireland.
LIMERICK fans were in for a treat as Kingfishr brought their surprise pop-up tour to the Treaty City, with Cruises Street as the location for their eagerly anticipated appearance.
The hugely popular trio are embarking on a whistle-stop tour of four Irish cities today, November 8, to celebrate the announcement of their upcoming second album, ‘Weight of the Feather’.
The band arrived in Limerick city at approximately 1.30pm in Cruises Street.
The band kicked off their four-city tour in Galway at 10.30am this morning. They will then travel to Cork for a 5pm appearance before wrapping up the day’s tour in Dublin at 9.30pm.
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The announcement generated huge excitement among Limerick supporters, particularly given the band’s strong connection to the city as former University of Limerick students.
Their upcoming album is due for release on April 9, 2027, with the title track set to arrive next Friday, November 13.
Made up of Eddie Keogh, Eoghan McGrath and Eoin Fitzgibbon, Kingfishr have enjoyed a remarkable rise in recent years, establishing themselves as one of Ireland’s biggest musical success stories.
Their breakthrough hit ‘Killeagh’ helped propel them into the national spotlight, while their debut album ‘Halcyon’ further cemented their popularity.
With two major homecoming concerts already planned for Thomond Park in July 2027, today’s surprise visit offered another opportunity for Kingfishr to return to the city where it all began.