Black Country, New Road have announced a headline show in the 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin on Monday September 15, 2025.

The date is set to follow the arrival of their third LP Forever Howlong (out April 4), the London band's first studio album since Isaac Wood left in 2022.

Produced by Arctic Monkeys collaborator and the man behind Fontaines D.C.'s Romance, James Ford, their new record is said to showcase "a bold range of styles, from folk to prog, while maintaining a unique sound." Lead single and opener 'Besties', which "celebrates female friendships in creative spaces", has been released today to coincide with the announcements.

Their most recent full-length came in February 2023, when the critically-acclaimed outfit dropped a live album of entirely new songs

"[Live at] Bush Hall was a really fun project for us," says drummer Charlie Wayne. "But after touring it extensively, we were ready for something new."

Black Country, New Road formed in Cambridge in 2018 and quickly made a name for themselves as one of the leading acts to emerge from Brixton's 'Windmill Scene', alongside the likes of Black Midi and Squid.

Tickets for Black Country, New Road's Dublin show go on sale on Friday, February 7 at 10am and start from €31.50 including booking fee.