Murphy's Empty Shot Tickets

Murphy's Empty Shot is a unique side project rooted in the musical spirit of traditional Irish drinking songs. Formed as a collaborative effort by Mark Murphy and fellow members associated with Wookiefoot, this group brings a lively blend of folk instrumentation to classic tunes. While the project has a footprint in past recordings and performances, it remains a distinct voice in the Irish folk scene with a focus on communal melodies, spirited storytelling, and historically inspired arrangements.

Fans will recognize the hearty fusion of bagpipes, Uilleann pipes, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and bodhrán that characterizes Murphy's Empty Shot. Their music captures the camaraderie of traditional sessions and the energetic drive of modern folk, making it a memorable addition to any roots-mongs lineup or Celtic-inspired event. Below you’ll find a biography, discography highlights, and context on past touring activity. If you’re seeking that authentic, sing-along Irish vibe, this project offers a genuine connection to the tradition.

Biography and discography reflect Murphy's Empty Shot’s place in the broader folk landscape. While tour activity publicly listed ends around 2012, their recordings—most notably The Halfs & The Half Nots (2012) and Tower Of Babel Falls (2007), both self-released—remain a testament to their craft. For fans and bookers, these releases provide an accessible entry point to the project’s sound. If you’re organizing a Celtic night, folk showcase, or intimate listening event, consider how Murphy's Empty Shot can anchor a set with traditional grooves and communal spirit. We’ve got you covered with reliable booking and easy, no-fuss arrangements.

Social inquires and updates can be found through the artist’s official channels. See links below for the latest on projects, collaborations, and potential future performances.

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