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Silver Branch

Folk // Dublin, Dublin

Silver Branch is an Alternative Indie/ folk act based in Dublin, Ireland. Formed in early 2023, Silver Branch is the new project of singer/songwriter and Kerry native Kieran Mulvihill. To date he has released 5 singles with 3 accompanying music videos.
Receiving high acclaim from Hotpress magazine and plays on Radio Nova, Dublin City FM, KCLR 96FM and Kerry radio.
2023 - Signed with A for Effort records.
2023 Headline shows (Whelan's upstairs) - June - (Solo). November - (Full band)
2023 Headline - (Santeria Milan) November( Solo) in connection with Liveurope
2024 Special guest Whelan's upstairs for Ways of Seeing.

Headline Spring Tour 2024 -( as a duo with Cellist Ri Dunne)
(April 26th Carlow fringe festival)
(May 3rd Westport The clock Tavern)
(May 10th Anseo Dublin)
(May 17th Mchugh's Drogheda)

Silver Branch's debut Album "The Long Good Night" is due for release this year on Vinyl and streaming.
Produced by Karl Odlum ( The Frames, Fionn Reagan, Mic Christopher, Glen Hansard, David Kitt)

Silver Branches live shows take on a range of different approaches, from acoustic short story songs of Love and perseverance, to upbeat electric guitar indie/punk songs of grit, defiance and humour. He writes songs from the perspective of an old heart, questioning our experiences, our connections to the past and the unruly bodies we inhabit. Incorporating analogue drum machines/synths as a solo performer and cello as a duo, he delivers music in its most unadulterated form, light and shade run through the songs with an urgency and tenderness that often reflects the Jekyll and Hyde world we inhabit.

"Undeniably addictive alt folk" - Hotpress

“A poet of the storytelling tradition, nuanced in his own form with songs of richness and believability that is hard found” - David Keenan.

“The next big thing… Kieran Mulvihill is a fantastic song writer. His music reminds us earnestly but with one foot in the Earth to love our loved ones while
we can and while they are with us” - RTE Culture by Junior Brother.