STEFAN MURPHY


Selective Memory presents

STEFAN MURPHY

Whelans Upstairs | DEC 7th & 8th 

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STEFAN MURPHY returns to Dublin for his first headline show in four years. This announcement coincides with the release of his first ever solo album  HOSPITAL VERSES  which comes out today on US label Sweet Time Records. who are based in Nashville TN, where Stef has been living and working on new music for the past 18 months. 
Murphy has been releasing music since the early 2000’s so as well as showcasing the new record, the two nights at Whelans will explore an almost 20 year back catalog with a vastly different set both nights. 
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About

Stefan Murphy has been making music and putting out albums since 2006. With his first serious project The Mighty Stef he made 4 records and toured the world incessantly from his home base in Dublin Ireland before moving to Berlin in 2015. Whilst in Germany he formed his second wave project Count Vaseline which was more studio than live based churning out two very experimental albums in less than two years. Upon moving to the US in 2016 he worked towards taking the CV project on the road. He signed to Saustex, a Texas based alternative rock n roll label in the spring of 2017, went on a 60 date US tour playing small clubs nationwide and releasing ‘Tales From The Megaplex’ a critically acclaimed slice of DIY punk that was 13mins long in its entirety.

In January 2019 following a one year break from touring and releasing music Murphy announced that he would be working henceforth as a solo artist under his given name. Since then he has done a handful of short US and european tours, released one single ‘Dry Cider’ and has been working on a full length album during frequent trips home to his native ‘Dublin’. –  Debut solo record is due in Oct / Nov 2020.

Stefan Murphy, in the course of the last decade, has shared bills of tours with: Jonathan Richman, The Fall, Black Lips, King Khan, Happy Mondays, Television Personalities, Jeffrey Lewis, Dead Boys, Alice Cooper, The Wedding Present, Boomtown Rats, Rancid, Stiff Little Fingers, Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, The Stooges, Queens Of The Stoneage, Arcade Fire, Libertines and tonnes more if you count festivals and all that sh*t