Miranda Faul

Irish singer-songwriter Miranda Faul, named a One To Watch for 2026 by Whelan’s in Dublin, blends folk roots with soulful melodies to create a unique, compelling sound.

Since debuting in Dublin in 2023, she has established herself as a regular on the local music scene, honing her sound both on stage and in the studio with acclaimed producer Cian Sweeney.

Miranda released her debut EP, “Rise & Run”, in January 2025 to much critical acclaim, achieving over 100,000 streams to date across platforms. The alt-pop anthem, “Delicate,” was Hot Press Magazine’s Track Of The Day, and the dreamy folk-pop single, “You Would Have Let Me Down”, debuted on BBC Introducing & RTE 2FM ahead of its release. She released her latest single, "Been Here Before", in October 2025.

With dynamic sets ranging from intimate duo arrangements to a full band set-up, Miranda embarked on her first EU tour in 2025. She graced stages in London, Amsterdam, Dublin, Belfast, and throughout Ireland, playing headline shows in Sunflower in Belfast, Parlour in Amsterdam, and Whelan’s and Bello Bar in Dublin. 2025 also saw her open for Argentinian duo AINDA on the Dublin leg of their European Tour, and for David Keenan in Mayo as part of his Irish Tour, as well as performing on renowned stages including Sofar Sounds in Amsterdam and Regard in Belfast.

Off to a busy start in 2026, she showcased at Whelan's Ones To Watch and headlined Dublin's Brigit Festival in January, and made her debut on the infamous Ruby Sessions stage in Dublin in March. Her sophomore EP is set for release in November 2026. In the meantime, she will open for Scottish band Tide Lines in Whelan's in May, before her second EU tour takes her to Berlin, London, and Amsterdam, and to stages throughout Ireland.

“'Delicate' is the latest hypnotic indie-pop offering from the Dublin singer songwriter… 'Delicate' boasts a beautiful lyrical and musical circularity that will keep you humming it long after you've heard it.” - Niamh Browne, Hot Press Magazine

"You Would Have Let Me Down pulls on the heart strings a little bit, it takes you away, I love the vocals on this aswell, it just hooks you in" - Gemma Bradley, BBC Introducing