Gurriers are a five-piece post-punk band from Dublin, formed in 2020 by Dan Hoff and Mark MacCormack - two friends who first met working night shifts at a McDonald's. Their debut album 'Come and See' (September 2024, No Filter) drew wide critical attention in Ireland and the UK for its politically charged lyrics and abrasive, noise-inflected sound. The band appeared on the opening episode of BBC's Later... with Jools Holland in autumn 2024 and played Glastonbury in 2025, cementing their reputation as one of the most compelling live acts to emerge from the current Dublin punk scene.
Gurriers released new single 'Erasure' (September 9, 2025) via No Filter - their first music since the debut album - and announced a first full North American tour for March 2026.
The band supported Kneecap at OVO Wembley Arena in London on September 18, 2025 - their biggest UK show to date.
Gurriers performed at Glastonbury Festival 2025, continuing a run of major European festival appearances.
Gurriers played their first-ever shows on US soil at SXSW 2025 in Austin, Texas, as part of FLOODfest.
Gurriers appeared on the opening episode of BBC Later... with Jools Holland's 65th series in autumn 2024, alongside Laura Marling and Roger Taylor.
Irish band Gurriers brings their "Nobody's Coming To Save You Tour 2026" to Munich.
Dublin alternative band Gurriers bring their new material to Wien's Flex, previewing their upcoming album Nobody's Coming To Save You - raw, urgent rock from one of Ireland's most talked-about acts.
Irish band Gurriers brings their "Nobody's Coming To Save You Tour 2026" to Berlin.
Irish band Gurriers brings their "Nobody's Coming To Save You Tour 2026" to Hamburg.
Irish band Gurriers brings their "Nobody's Coming To Save You Tour 2026" to Cologne.