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The Fynches

Rock // Clonakilty, Cork

'The Fynches' are a six-piece Folk rock-group hailing from Ireland. The brainchild of brothers Ferdia and Oisín Walsh-Peelo, together with Camryn Teehan, Fionn O’Neill, Julia-Maria and Dylan O'hEochaidh they have been uniting their various fortés to create the eclectic, folk-rock aesthetic that permeates their music. Growing up in a musical family in Wicklow, Ferdia and Oisín developed a strong blood-vocal-harmony sound which echoes the likes of CSN and The Band.

The group spent much of 2024 tucked away recording their debut album 'The Fynches - Greatest Tits'. A whopper 22 tracks were set down, 11 of which will be released in Nov 2025. The album release will be accompanied by an extensive, full-band tour of Ireland in November of the same year as well as dates in the UK and EU in 2026.

2024 also saw the release of singles: 'Easier,' 'Too Late' and 'Spain' - the latter being the first release from the upcoming album. The tracks were received with much critical acclaim and were a consisten inclusion in RTE's Arena with Sean Rocks, Late Date etc.

With multiple acclaimed releases under their belt, appearances on the ‘Late Late Show’ and ‘Fanning at Whelan’s’ as well as live performances in some of Ireland’s most iconic venues, The Fynches are a live band that are unparalleled.

Fronted by Ferdia Walsh-Peelo - Actor/Singer/Producer. (Sing Street, Coda) He acts but not ‘out’ and gives it his all.
His blood brother of olde, Oisín Walsh-Peelo (Hudson Taylor, Villagers) - An experienced performer, Is their keys-king, orchestral arranger and all round legend.
Cam Teehan (Katie Phelan, Of All Living Things) - their beat-wizard, stoic and pervasive. He holds tenaciously to the beat of time.

In 2022 They released their first Double Single ' Absent Words / (The Popular Art of) Bed Making' debuting it on The Late Late Show and earning it a place on RTE Radio 1 Radio Reccommends playlist.
In 2023 they completed their first Irish tour followed by an unforgettable grand Slam Coronas support show in King John's Castle Limerick as well as a chilling performance of their most recent double A side 'Glow / There Always Will Be Shade' on Dave Fannings TV Show ' Fanning At Whelans'