Foy Vance - You and I Shows

FOY VANCE

YOU AND I SHOWS 

An Evening Of Music And Satire / Plus a request set by Foy, curated by the audience

 

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BELFAST

 

Foy Vance 

 

Plus a special guest comedian each night including;

DIONA DOHERTY, SHANE TODD & JAMES MCKEGNEY

 

Tuesday, 5 November (Guest Comedian to be announced)

Wednesday, 6 November (Guest Comedian to be announced)

Friday, 8 November (Guest Comedian to be announced)

Saturday, 9 November (Guest Comedian to be announced)

 

Tickets on sale Thursday 28th March at 10am via goh.co.uk

 

Foy Vance is pleased to announce a series of special shows at the Grand Opera House, Belfast from 5th – 9th November 2024, these shows will feature a set from a guest local comedian each night and a an all request set by Foy, curated by the audience.

 

Hailing from Northern Ireland and deeply rooted in the rich musical history of the Southern United States, Foy Vance has garnered acclaim from fans and fellow musicians alike since his independent debut album release in 2007. Foy released his second LP, Joy of Nothing, in 2013 on Glassnote Records which led to further critical praise and invites on tours from Ed Sheeran, Bonnie Raitt, Marcus Foster, Snow Patrol and Sir Elton John. Additionally, Foy has headlined tours globally to sell-out crowds. 

 

Foy was the second artist signed to Gingerbread Man Records, Ed Sheeran’s label division within Atlantic Records. Foy’s debut recording with the label, The Wild Swan, was Executive Produced by Sir Elton John and released in 2016. In 2019, Foy released two companion albums, From Muscle Shoals and To Memphis, recorded at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama and Sam Phillips Recording Studio in Memphis. His songwriting credits include co-writing four cuts on Ed Sheeran’s 2017 album Divide, the title track on Sam Smith’s latest album Gloria and collaborations with Alicia Keys, Rag N Bone Man, Keith Urban, Kacey Musgraves, Miranda Lambert, Plan B and Rudimental. 

 

Foy Vance's 2021 album, Signs Of Life, marked Foy’s second studio album ‘proper’ on Gingerbread Man Records and was a testament to his abilities as a songwriter. The thoughtful and poignant album was written and played more or less entirely by Vance, with assistance from young Northern Irish producer Gareth Dunlop, and received global recognition. 

 

Last year, Foy embarked on his Regarding The Joy of Nothing Tour across the US, UK, and Australia to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the album. This year, he’ll be heading out on the road once again to play songs from one of his most impactful album’s in Europe and Scandinavia.