Singer-songwriter Niamh Bury released her debut solo album Yellow Roses on March 29 via Claddagh Records. Produced by Brían Mac Gloinn (Ye Vagabonds), it features Caimin Gilmore and Kate Ellis (Crash Ensemble) and Ryan Hargodan (Rachael Lavelle), but it is Bury's amazing voice that stands out as she weaves tales about travel, mysticism, and domesticity, with a theme of female empowerment coming through, particularly when she sings of her mother on one song and her grandmother on the title track. Comprising nine original tracks and one interpretation of an older song ('Lovely Adam'), Niamh Bury talks through Yellow Roses on this episode of the TPOE podcast. Niamh Bury tour dates:April 12: American Bar, BelfastApril 21: Róisín Dubh, GalwayApril 24: Upstairs at Dolan's, LimerickApril 25: Cleere's, KilkennyApril 26: Winthrop Avenue, CorkApril 28: Whelan's, DublinBuy Yellow Roses: https://www.niamhbury.com/