KOI + Rowan Murphy + Ocean Myth - Toales Venue, Dundalk - Fri 11 July - Doors 8pm - Adm €5
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Dundalk singer/songwriter Koi is quietly building something special, creating music that resonates with listeners far beyond his hometown.
Drawing influence from the introspective tones and the melodic textures of modern indie rock, Koi’s songs are a blend of delicate guitar work, raw emotion, and lyrical honesty. There’s a vulnerability in his sound that feels both timeless and timely—speaking to a generation navigating uncertainty, memory, and connection.
What sets Koi apart is not just his songwriting, but the sincerity with which he delivers it. His music doesn't chase trends—it leans into the personal, offering snapshots of heartache, reflection, and quiet resilience. It’s no surprise he’s already cultivating a growing community of listeners who connect deeply with his work.
Still early in his journey, Koi is the kind of artist who makes you lean in and listen—and with each release, he’s carving out a space that’s entirely his own. Whether you're a longtime fan of the genre or new to the sound, keep your eye (and ears) on Koi. Dundalk might just be home to indie’s next big voice.
Catch Koi live at Toales Live Venue, Friday 11th July. Doors at 8pm, admission just €5. Support on the night comes from the talented and impressive young artist, Rowan Murphy, who captivates audiences with her deeply personal compositions, and the unique and beautifully voiced Ocean Myth, two rising acts adding their own style to an evening of intimate, heartfelt music.
Drawing influence from the introspective tones and the melodic textures of modern indie rock, Koi’s songs are a blend of delicate guitar work, raw emotion, and lyrical honesty. There’s a vulnerability in his sound that feels both timeless and timely—speaking to a generation navigating uncertainty, memory, and connection.
What sets Koi apart is not just his songwriting, but the sincerity with which he delivers it. His music doesn't chase trends—it leans into the personal, offering snapshots of heartache, reflection, and quiet resilience. It’s no surprise he’s already cultivating a growing community of listeners who connect deeply with his work.
Still early in his journey, Koi is the kind of artist who makes you lean in and listen—and with each release, he’s carving out a space that’s entirely his own. Whether you're a longtime fan of the genre or new to the sound, keep your eye (and ears) on Koi. Dundalk might just be home to indie’s next big voice.
Catch Koi live at Toales Live Venue, Friday 11th July. Doors at 8pm, admission just €5. Support on the night comes from the talented and impressive young artist, Rowan Murphy, who captivates audiences with her deeply personal compositions, and the unique and beautifully voiced Ocean Myth, two rising acts adding their own style to an evening of intimate, heartfelt music.
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