CMAT has released a new EP which captures her huge show at St Anne’s Park in Dublin.
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The live album contains four songs, each live versions of tracks from her hit 2025 album ‘Euro-country’, which was released this time last year.
They were recorded from her headline show at the 20,000-capacity St Anne’s Park, Dublin in May 2026, where she played alongside her Very Sexy CMAT Band.
The album is set to be released on streaming and vinyl – including a 500-run limited green vinyl edition available exclusively from CMAT’s online store.
Songs featured are ‘The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station’, ‘When A Good Man Cries’, ‘Running/Planning’ and the album’s title track, and to accompany the new EP, the full two-hour concert will be available to watch for a limited time between today (Friday August 28) and Bank Holiday Monday (August 31).
The ‘Euro-country (Live At St Anne’s) EP tracklist is.
1. ‘The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station (Live at St Anne’s)’ 2. ‘When A Good Man Cries (Live at St Anne’s)’ 3. ‘Running/Planning (Live at St Anne’s)’ 4. ‘EURO-COUNTRY (Live at St Anne’s)’.
The singer has been playing some of her “biggest shows ever” this year in support of her acclaimed third album. As well as the Dublin gig, she has also headlined London’s Alexandra Palace in March, as well as made some major festival appearances at Coachella, TRNSMT, Mad Cool, Bilbao BBK Live (where she performed with Robbie Williams) and more.
Tonight (Friday August 28) she will play at France’s Rock en Seine, and tomorrow she will head to Ireland for a slot at Electric Picnic.
On Monday and Tuesday next week (August 31 and September 2), she will headline the Custom House Square in Belfast, before later headlining End Of The Road on September 6.
Her final shows of the year include some slots supporting Brandi Carlile in the US, as well as some more festival dates in America, Mexico, Argentina and Brazil.
AUGUST 28 — Rock en Seine — France 29 — Electric Picnic — Ireland 31 — Custom House Square, Belfast — United Kingdom.
SEPTEMBER 1 — Custom House Square, Belfast — United Kingdom 4 — Crammerock — Belgium 6 — End Of The Road — United Kingdom 17 — Vancouver — Canada (with Brandi Carlile) 19 — Stanford — United States (with Brandi Carlile) 20 — Santa Barbara — United States (with Brandi Carlile) 22 — San Diego — United States (with Brandi Carlile) 23 — The Bellwether, Los Angeles — United States 26 — All Things Go, NYC — United States 27 — All Things Go, Columbia — United States.
OCTOBER 2 — Austin City Limits Music Festival — United States 3 — Scoot Inn, Austin — United States.
NOVEMBER 20–22 — Corona Capitol — Mexico 28–29 — Primavera Sound Buenos Aires — Argentina.
DECEMBER 5–6 — Primavera Sound São Paulo — Brazil.
Last month, CMAT revealed that she will not be performing live in 2027, saying she is “literally losing [her] mind” after touring non-stop for six years.
In May, CMAT took home the Best Album award for ‘Euro-country’ at the Ivors 2026. The record was also shortlisted for the 2025 Mercury Prize, and landed at Number Four on NME‘s best albums of the year list.
She was nominated for Best International Artist at the BRIT Awards 2026, too.
Earlier this year, the singer shared her “deep sadness” over being subjected to body-shaming abuse online, following a performance at Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2026.
CMAT’s latest record landed at Number Four on NME’s list of the Best Albums of 2025, and the entry described it as an album that sees the Irish singer “cement herself as a generational talent – one capable of investigating deep-seated Irish trauma and concocting a capitalist metaphor about Jamie Oliver within the same 50 minutes”.
Single ‘Take A Sexy Picture Of Me’ also landed at Number Three on our Songs Of The Year list.
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