Straight off the back of her performances in Australia, Irish singer-songwriter Eleanor McEvoy has announced the addition of Irish venues to her Gimme Some Wine tour.

The extension of the tour, which includes an array of intimate Irish venues, will precede shows in Germany and the UK across October, November and December.

The tour accompanies McEvoy's newest album Gimme Some Wine, the singer's 16th album to date.

As the composer, co-performer, and producer of ‘A Woman's Heart’ the title track of the best-selling Irish album in history, McEvoy has heavily influenced Irish folk music. The song continues to captivate audiences and was recently featured in the award-winning TV show Derry Girls.

Her latest single, ‘South Anne Street’, from the album Gimme Some Wine has struck a chord both in Ireland and internationally. The song paints a vivid scene of chance encounters and nostalgic moments, embodying a blend of specificity and universal emotion.

Alongside her music career, the performer is the chairperson for the Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO), an organisation dedicated to promoting and sponsoring musicians and live music in Ireland.

The folk singers' shows scheduled in The Seanti, Waterford, and The Whale, Greystones, have already sold out.

Tickets for Eleanor McEvoy's performances are priced from €20 to €27 depending on the venue and are on sale here.

Eleanor McEvoy’s Irish Tour Dates:

Fri 7th June: The Seanti, Waterford
Sat 8th June: The Whale, Greystones
Fri. 14th June: Esker Arts Centre, Tullamore, Co Offaly
15th June: Dolan’s, Limerick
20th June: St. Matthews, Baltimore
Fri 21st June: The Dock, Carrick-On-Shannon
Sat 22nd June: Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge
Fri. 28th June: Mill Theatre, Dundrum
Sat 29th June: Wexford Arts Centre
19th July: Sea Church, Ballycotton
21st July: Forest Fest, Emo Village
26th July: Cornerstone, Gurteeney, Galway