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SUMMARY:DEA MATRONA - Hate That I Care EU Tour 2027
LOCATION:Nachtleben
DESCRIPTION:Irish rock duo Dea Matrona first met under competitive circumst
 ances. In their early teens\, vocalists and multi-instrumentalists Mollie 
 McGinn and Orláith Forsythe forged the foundations of their friendship as
  contenders in an Irish language singing competition\, before uniting to g
 o busking together on the streets of Belfast\, which marked the beginning 
 of a near decade-long journey as musical partners.\n\nDea Matrona’s asce
 nt has been driven by a vehement DIY attitude\, honing their sound through
  years of performing live to build up a loyal fanbase and self-funding the
 ir own releases. Their 2024 debut album\, For Your Sins\, reached No.1 on 
 the Independent breakers charts\, received airplay on BBC Radio 1\, took t
 hem to Glastonbury and also secured them a slot supporting Canadian rock f
 avourites The Beaches on tour. This summer\, the duo will be joining music
  icon Sting on the road\, bringing their genre-blending sounds to even big
 ger stages.\n\nNow\, on the cusp of releasing their highly anticipated sop
 homore album\, Hate That I Care (due on 5th June 2026 via AWAL)\, Dea Matr
 ona have upped the ante\, tackling both the personal and political issues 
 that have moulded them into the band - and the young women - that they are
  today. Their new record explores themes of female empowerment and identit
 y from an Irish perspective\, as well as the feeling of being an outsider
 \, in both a musical and deeply personal sense. McGinn sums this up eloque
 ntly: “We're excited to release this album. We feel like it's more ourse
 lves and it's more aware of the world around us\, how we feel we fit into 
 it and being more bold with what we want to say.”\n\nWhilst there is a s
 trong sense of nostalgia running through their music\, reminiscent of the 
 dreamy hooks crafted by legendary bands like Fleetwood Mac and The Cranber
 ries\, Dea Matrona’s perceptive lyrics are firmly rooted in the present.
  Predominantly writing and recording songs together in the back of the van
  that they share to go on tour\, the duo work through feelings of imposter
  syndrome and their frustrations at the world around them to create their 
 high energy\, swaggering rock-inspired sounds.\n\nThe joy that Dea Matrona
  feels when writing together is personified most vehemently on “Told U I
 ’m Strange”\, the final track on their upcoming LP. It’s a carefree 
 anthem prompted by a fun improv writing session\, which Forsythe remembers
  fondly: “It's funny\, because the album starts with [the title track] 
 “Hate That I Care” and the feeling that you care so much and it ends w
 ith “Told U I’m Strange - so it's kind of like ‘Ha! Joke’s on you!
 ’” Whatever the Dea Matrona encounter together\, McGinn sums up her re
 lationship with Forsythe perfectly: “Just strange and having a lot of fu
 n!”\n\nBoletos: https://www.reservix.de/tickets-dea-matrona-hate-that-i-
 care-eu-tour-2027-in-frankfurt-am-main-nachtleben-am-12-3-2027/e2584959
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