Junior Brother
The Horn in City of St Albans, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Victoria Street, AL1 3TE St Albans, Cottonmill, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Wednesday, 18 November 2026
Starts at 20:00
Lineup includes Junior Brother. Ticket information may be updated as details become available.
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Wednesday, 18 November 2026
Starts at 20:00
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Hailed by The Thin Air as “one of the island’s all-time songwriting greats,” Junior Brother is an idiosyncratic and richly lyrical singer-songwriter from County Kerry, Ireland.
Born Ronan Kealy, Junior Brother has built a devoted and growing following both at home and internationally, driven by his thrilling, unmissable live performances and a truly distinctive sound. Blending traditional Irish instrumentation with bold experimentation, his music has been described by KLOF Magazine as sounding like “birdsongs or Armageddon, sometimes within the bounds of a single song.”
His voice, variously described by The Quietus as “a cracked soul, a deranged howl, a bedazzling babble”, cements his reputation as one of Ireland’s most compelling artistic voices, a sentiment echoed by The Irish Times.
His third album, The End, released on 5 September, was met with widespread critical acclaim and featured prominently across multiple 2025 year-end lists, including a Top 10 placement at Time Out’s Best Albums of 2025.
14+ (Under 18s with an adult)
Born Ronan Kealy, Junior Brother has built a devoted and growing following both at home and internationally, driven by his thrilling, unmissable live performances and a truly distinctive sound. Blending traditional Irish instrumentation with bold experimentation, his music has been described by KLOF Magazine as sounding like “birdsongs or Armageddon, sometimes within the bounds of a single song.”
His voice, variously described by The Quietus as “a cracked soul, a deranged howl, a bedazzling babble”, cements his reputation as one of Ireland’s most compelling artistic voices, a sentiment echoed by The Irish Times.
His third album, The End, released on 5 September, was met with widespread critical acclaim and featured prominently across multiple 2025 year-end lists, including a Top 10 placement at Time Out’s Best Albums of 2025.
14+ (Under 18s with an adult)