Mad Dog Mcrea
Mad Dog Mcrea bring their Dusk Till Dawn Autumn Tour 2026 across the UK this October through December, spanning 27 dates nationwide.
A band that can only be described as a pop-up festival, Mad Dog Mcrea fuse folk, rock and Celtic influences into a high-energy live show built on foot-stomping rhythms, intricate musicianship and sharp, often humorous songwriting.
With a brand new album in tow, expect songs of love and hope, joy and doom, devilry, debauchery – and a hint of piracy. It’s music made for dancing, drinking and losing yourself in the moment. With a reputation for raucous, packed-out shows across the UK and beyond, this is Mad Dog Mcrea at their very best.
“This is rowdy, heartfelt, room shaking and spirit-stirring music that only the dead can’t enjoy” – ltdstate.com
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