St. George's Folly is pleased to officially announce their debut album, Along This Road. The album is scheduled for wide release on March 12, with release parties in St. Cloud, MN on March 16th and Minneapolis, MN on March 17th.

Along This Road will contain a mixture of original and traditional Irish tunes, all steeped in the style that SGF has rapidly become known for in the U.S. and beyond. The track order is not yet determined, but songs which are slated for a spot on the album include:

1. Old Jim's Eulogy
2. The Whiskey Ode
3. Iron Hearts
4. Three Days In Havana
5. Aspen Grove
6. Tell Me Ma*
7. Star Of The County Down*
8. Step It Out Mary*
9. Waxie's Dargle*

* Traditional

The album is currently in the final stages of recording at Tangerine Studios in St. Paul, and will be mixed by Wesley Berger. 

<LINK> Event: March 16th Release Show

<LINK> Event: March 17th Release Show

A statement from the band:

It is with great sadness that way bid farewell to our friend and guitarist, the phenomenal Owen Ray. Owen has been a part of the band since its inception, and instrumental to the growth of the band as a whole and that of each member individually. Alas, life happens and as Owen continues to pursue his education in Madison, WI, the growing commitments and demands of the band find themselves at odds with focused study. We can't imagine a better friend or brother, and we will miss him every day. We wish him nothing but the very best, and look forward to having him onstage as a guest whenever he happens to be around.

At the same time, we're thrilled to welcome guitarist Benny Cole to fill Owen's role in St. George's Folly. Benny has played with us many times, sitting in for nearly every band member at one time or another. We're fortunate to have someone ready to pick up the torch, and even more fortunate to already have counted him among our friends. All of us in St. George's Folly, including Owen, are excited to see Benny step into a permanent role in our endeavor. 

These changes have brought laughter, tears, and (above all else) a powerful sense of camaraderie to all of us. We're humbled by the support of our friends, family, and fans, and we'll continue to strive toward an even brighter tomorrow as brothers in a new day.

St. George's Folly returned to Honey MPLS for their first hometown show in an age. Scott Bryan of Music In Minnesota writes:

"It's like Dropkick Murphys, filtered through an episode of South Park."

"There's no place I'd rather be than with St. George's Folly."

READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE.

Local anonymous legends St. George's Folly announced today that they're playing tonight at Honey MPLS. It's their first show. Should be fun.

Breaking: St. George's Folly is a thing, and y'all ain't even ready.