The latest single from Wyvern Lingo is here and it's brilliant.
Fresh from the success of their single Subside, and a sold out Whelan’s gig, Bray trio Wyvern Lingo are set to release their new single Letter To Willow on March 4th.
Fans will be delighted to see their video for the new single, especially ahead of their biggest Dublin show to date which takes place at The Button Factory on Friday 1st April.
Speaking about the video, Karen Cowley says: “It's a really simple one-shot video, we had a lot of fun with the confetti cannons and special effects… In a nutshell, the song is about refusing to respond to someone who is trying to blame you for problems they have within themselves."
Watch it here:
The girls, who have been friends and bandmates since school, are currently on tour in the UK as special guests of County Wicklow comrade Hozier, who is on his sold-out string of dates.
Tickets for their gig at the Button Factory are priced at €16.00 including booking fee are on sale now.
They're also playing Roisin Dubh, Galway on Friday 11th March and Cypress Avenue, Cork, on Saturday 26th March.
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