Scullion will take to the open road this autumn in support of their upcoming album Time Has Made a Change in Me, which is due to be released on September 30.

During the last two years of lockdowns, Scullion recorded an uplifting and inspirational collection of songs for the head and heart. According to a press release, the outfit "will take to the highway, collapse distance and bring us back together in the halls, front rooms, back rooms and bar rooms of Ireland".

The release of Time Has Made a Change in Me will coincide with an album launch tour across the country, with a Pavillion Theatre date in Dún Laoghaire, and Unitarian Church, Dublin.

“Songs shift, change shape and come alive in magical ways when shared live," Philip King of Scullion says. "The electricity generated is palpable and energising. To head out on the road with these songs this Autumn ,bring them to life and share them with audiences around the country is going to be a real delight. Can’t wait.”

Formed in the mid-1970s, Scullion are regarded as one of Ireland’s most innovative live bands, with their upcoming new record emphasising the outfit's musical curiosity.

James Joyce, Bob Dylan and Sufjan Stevens are also woven into the DNA of Time Has Made a Change in Me

Pre-order the album here and check out the tour dates below.

TOUR DATES:

Sept 21st – The Greyhound, Kilkee, Clare
Sept 23rd – Levis’ Corner House, Ballydehob
Sept 24th – The Everyman, Cork
Sept 25th – Pavillion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire
Oct 8th – Unitarian Church, Dublin
Oct 9th – Dolan’s Warehouse, Limerick
Oct 15th – Theatre Royal, Waterford
Oct 22nd – The Inkwell Theatre Tracton, Cork
Oct 29th – Solstice Arts Centre, Meath
Oct 30th – The Court House, Down
Nov 18th – Siamsa Tíre, Kerry