Keith Burke & The Little Black Book

Dublin Songwriter and Skerries native Keith Burke has released three original albums. "The Dancer who Stole your Shoes" in 2004, "No One Wants to Move" in 2008 and “These Boys” in 2016.

Keith recently played the inaugural Drogheda Songwriters Festival and has previously played concerts in (and been invited back to) Pittsburgh USA, Cairo Egypt and Beirut Lebanon. He has played televised concerts in Italy, dates in the 2005 Guinness Cork Jazz festival and received the Hotpress "Pick of the fortnight". His music has been played on national Irish radio on RTE 1, Radio Na Gaeltachta and NewsTalk, as well as many regional radio stations. His music has been used in radio programms also on RTE1. He was selected as the late Tony Fenton’s “daily download”. His music was used for the credits sequence on a TV show on Setanta Sports. The late great saxophonist John Earle plays on several of his recordings. He’s played support to Irish bands Bagatelle and Aslan and in Bavaria, Germany, touring band “Mac C&C Celtic Four” regularly close their energetic live shows with Keith’s song “Love and Romans”.

Keith has written, arranged and with the help of producer Anthony Gibney, recorded his new album in Audioland Studios in Lexlip. Singles “I’ll begin this letter” and “Before you go” were well received and played on national and regional radio stations in Ireland and the UK. His latest single “That’s where the bees loved to go” was released on 12th April 2024.

Links
Instagram: @keithburkemusic
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/keithburke
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Keithburkeblackbook/
Twitter: @keithaburke
https://www.songkick.com/artists/7494324-keith-burke
https://keithburke.bandcamp.com

Apple Music:
https://music.apple.com/ie/artist/keith-burke/274154953
https://music.apple.com/ie/artist/the-kb-band/257494067

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6o9nNxNLoGTnRiVZlyWfGR?si=MbLxxlcDTI27aG4oXbUNrA
https://open.spotify.com/artist/18hziirvXNGO4wAzOODt0z?si=ML_W3ztIS3eV88gyp7A3Zw

"A mix between Tom Waits, Nick Drake and James Taylor"
- Tony Fenton, Today FM

"It smacks of Tom Petty!"
- Dave Harrington, Dublin's Q102

"Finely crafted songs"
- Ed Smith, Today FM

"There is a unique intimacy in the songs of KB. Yet we can all relate to them. Therein lies the magic. Music is a passion for him and when he puts voice to microphone, surrounded by fine musicians and well chosen arrangements we get songs from a wonderful singer songwriter."
- Peter Grogan, Dublin City FM