Savannah Gardner & The Recovering Good Girls

A night of fire‑bright storytelling and vintage‑soaked country soul is heading for Belfast as Savannah Gardner & The Recovering Good Girls bring their Ireland 2026 tour to town on 16th May. Known for blending Laurel Canyon warmth with the grit of classic Americana, Savannah leads her band with a voice that feels both timeless and defiantly modern.

The Belfast date promises a setlist that moves from dusty‑road ballads to full‑throttle country‑rock, all wrapped in Savannah’s trademark stage presence — part preacher, part poet, part firecracker. Fans can expect stories behind the songs, moments of pin‑drop intimacy, and the kind of communal singalongs that turn a gig into a memory.

If you’re drawn to the cinematic Americana of Kacey Musgraves, the raw honesty of Brandi Carlile, or the vintage‑leaning charm of Nikki Lane, you’ll find plenty to love in Savannah’s world. Reviewers of previous shows have praised the band’s “spellbinding chemistry,” “stadium‑ready vocals,” and “the kind of songwriting that hits you right in the ribs.” It’s the sort of live experience that leaves audiences glowing long after the final chord.

Ahead of the show, dive deeper into Savannah’s creative process and the stories behind the new album in our recent interview.