Teague & Joyce: Lost on the Wander Tour 2026 — Tin Church, Laragh

Galway songwriting duo Teague & Joyce bring their Lost On The Wander live show to St Peter’s Tin Church, Laragh, for an evening of original songs, close vocal harmonies and acoustic music drawing on folk, Americana and Irish traditional influences.

At the heart of Teague & Joyce is a friendship and musical partnership spanning more than two decades — two very different backgrounds, Belfast and Connemara, brought together by songwriting and a shared love of music, with Galway City becoming their home and musical haunt.

Released in summer 2026, Lost On The Wander was launched with a sold-out headline concert at Galway’s Mick Lally Theatre, featuring special guest Sharon Shannon, followed by another sold-out headline performance at King House as part of Boyle Arts Festival.

Throughout 2026, Teague & Joyce have been winning over audiences at venues nationwide, building a reputation for a live show centred on close harmonies, storytelling, musicianship and the easy connection between two friends who have been making music together for more than twenty years.

“If we’ve had a better night at the First Thursday Folk Club than last night, you might have to remind me of it… It was an exquisite, confident yet humble performance.”
— Donal O’Connor, First Thursday Folk Club, Boyle

For the Laragh concert, Niall Teague and Padraic Joyce are joined by fiddle and double bass, bringing the arrangements from Lost On The Wander to the stage while retaining the intimacy, harmonies and songwriting at the heart of the duo’s music.

Lost On The Wander has received support from RTÉ Radio 1, BBC Radio Ulster, BBC Radio Wales, Hot Press and Irish Music Magazine, and was selected as Album of the Week by Charlie McGettigan on Shannonside FM. The single Looking Up was also named Galway Bay FM’s Track of the Week.

“The songwriting pedigree of this next duo is beyond compare.”
— John Creedon, RTÉ Radio 1

“Full of rich harmonies, with touches of folk, Americana and Irish traditional music woven through it.”
— Sheelagh Dempsey, RTÉ Radio 1

“Mighty, mighty stuff… absolutely beautiful.”
— Brian Lally, RTÉ Radio 1

“A deliciously Americana-flavoured folk tune, filled with classic country soundscapes, charmingly catchy melodies… and a silky smooth vocal performance.”
— Hot Press, on The Last Hotel

“Somewhere in the midst of the great Americana sound, you can hear all sorts of influences, from Irish folk to the great American tradition.”
— Ralph McLean, BBC Radio Ulster

“Musicianship of the highest quality… a touch of class.”
— Seán Laffey, Irish Music Magazine