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Josh Ritter to perform in Limerick for his album's 20th anniversary

Manon Gilbart, 24 May

RENOWNED singer and best-selling author Josh Ritter will perform in

Limerick to celebrate his albumā€™s 20th anniversary.

Following his recent sell-out Dublin date, the singer-songwriter

announced ā€˜Hello Starlingā€™, his anniversary tour. On October 22, Josh

will make a stop in Dolanā€™s, and he will be joined by long-time band,

The Royal City Band.

Speaking about the tour announcement, Josh says: "When I wrote Hello

Starling, I was playing coffee shops and open mics. By the time it came

out, I was on tour with The Frames and Joan Baez. I was practically

living on the road, hearing my songs on the radio for the first time,

staying up all night, touring Europe, doing all these things I had only

dreamt of. It was a grand time."

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the album, Josh and the band will

be taking a swing through Hello Starling this autumn, starting in

Europe.

ā€œWe'll play the entire album in full, front to back, and then play a

bunch more music. It just felt right to try this out first in Ireland,

England, and the Netherlands, where I spent so much time in 2003 when

the album came out; but we hope to bring it to other spots as well, if

all goes well! Thank you all for listening all these years,ā€ added

Josh.

His new album, Spectral Lines, was released last month to critical

acclaim.

Produced by his long-time collaborator Sam Kassirer, Spectral

Lines finds him expanding beyond the bounds of his previous work to

create a record both atmospheric and profound. Dedicated to the memory

of his mother, Ritter searches for commonality across these ten

seamless tracks by exploring lifeā€™s most universal ideasā€”love, devotion

and what it means to be connected, to both each other and to ourselves.

Tickets on sale this Friday via dolans.ie