Wild Atlantic Way

Depicting life at home and away from Ireland on the Wild Atlantic Way..... 

Flight of the Earls is a modern homage to the historical event that O'Neill Bros experienced in a contemporary fashion both in life and in music, departing from their original acoustic singer/songwriter style to a heavier electric sound influenced by Manchester where they are based. 

Deriving from the crossroads between the US and Britain the album takes influence from both music nation giants combining flavours of Bruce Springsteen, John Mayer and Bob Dylan with Eric Clapton and Led Zeppelin as well as domestic artists such as Nik Pollock to create a distinguishing Wild Atlantic Rock sound.

Break The Mould

Lost Your Way Home

Missed Stop

Remember The Name

Based in Manchester but hailing from a tiny distant Island on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, the crossroads between America and Britain has provided an ideal melting pot of musical sounds, combining the Rock grit of Bruce Springsteen, the heavy Blues of Eric Clapton and the Jazz flavours of John Mayer. 
The versatilely of O’Neill Bros playing both electric and acoustic styles means they have been labelled everything from Soul to Folk to Indie but their true sound is best described as Wild Atlantic Rock.