Amble

Driven by the strength of a sincere friendship and inspired by the serenity of the surrounding countryside, the Irish trio Amble infuses a rare magic into their romantic folk music.

The band, Robbie Cunningham (vocals/guitar), Ross McNerney (mandolin/bouzouki), and Oisin McCaffrey (guitar/vocals), transitioned with disarming simplicity from their everyday jobs in rural western Ireland to the brink of an international breakthrough, propelled by over 229 million streams and sold-out concerts worldwide.

After just one gig together, they discovered an extraordinary creative chemistry, with each member writing songs and drawing on personal experiences to fuel the lyrics.

Amble began to gain recognition with tracks like “Mariner Boy” and “Lonely Island,” but everything changed when the band received a call from Warner Records offering them a contract.

Signed to the label in 2024, the band experienced an incredible year marked by the release of their EP The Commons and a captivating stage presence, playing a string of sold-out shows across North America and Europe.

Their closeness to the audience, their intimate storytelling, and their authenticity blend naturally with stripped-back acoustic instrumentation, soothing soundscapes, and celestial vocal harmonies.

In May 2025, Amble released their debut album Reverie [Warner Records], which topped the charts in their homeland and became the most streamed Irish album of the year. The band then followed up with the four-track EP HAND ME DOWNS in September.

Between late 2025 and 2026, Amble unveiled a new track, “The Rarest Hour,” performed for the largest crowds of their career, and continued their international expansion with sold-out concerts in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, and beyond.

This spring, the trio released LIVE IN DUBLIN II before embarking on another world tour, including several