Accompanying these releases, O’Neill has also revealed a concise yet impactful UK tour schedule for April, promising intimate performances in London, Glasgow, and Edinburgh.
Wood, known for his work with iconic 90s alt-rock artists like Liz Phair and Veruca Salt, brings a rich history of crafting innovative and impactful music, while Friedl’s drumming, honed through collaborations with A Perfect Circle and Devo, promises a percussive foundation that is both nuanced and powerful.
It's a sentiment echoed in other recent releases from artists who transform personal struggles into evocative art.
Tickets for these performances are already on sale, signaling an opportunity for fans to experience O’Neill’s powerful stage presence firsthand, as noted by Louder .
This dedication to social impact, running parallel to her artistic pursuits, positions O’Neill not just as a musician, but as a vital community builder and advocate for emerging talent, strengthening the broader ecosystem of independent music.
Derry musician Shannon Delores O'Neill, known as Sister Ghost, has announced her new EP "Oracle," featuring the single "Embers," and a trio of UK tour dates.