Muireann Bradley is the teenage Irish prodigy reviving the blues with remarkable poise, a voice beyond her years, and guitar work that reshapes tradition for a new generation. This November, she plays Dublin’s The Sugar Club on the 29th, and Belfast’s Oh Yeah Music Centre on the 26th.

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18-year-old blues sensation Muireann Bradley, a remarkable talent hailing from the small town of Ballybofey in County Donegal, Ireland, signs with Decca Records/Verve Forecast to re-release her acclaimed debut album, I Kept These Old Blues, on 28th February 2025.

Bradley’s journey from playing in her bedroom to performing on Jools Holland’s Hootenanny this year has captivated audiences, establishing her as one of Ireland’s brightest emerging stars. Now she is poised for a global breakout.

Her newly remastered album will also feature previously unheard track ‘When The Levee Breaks’, which Muireann performed on The Late Late Show and wowed her fellow guests, Oscar and Golden Globe-nominated actors Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott. Speaking about the track, Muireann says, “Originally recorded in 1929 by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy, ‘When The Levee Breaks’ is probably my favourite tune to perform live. Memphis Minnie is one of my biggest heroes, and I love her guitar picking on that record. My arrangement is a tribute to another one of my heroes, the great Philadelphia pre-war blues revivalist and teacher Ari Eisinger, who has been one of the biggest influences on my playing.”