About This Album
"Everybody Needs a Hero" is an album by Orla Gartland, released 4th October 2024 via New Friends. It features 12 tracks, including "Both Can Be True", "SOUND OF LETTING GO", and "Little Chaos". The album is filed under Alternative. Dork rated this album 5/5.
About the Artist
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Irish singer-songwriter Orla Gartland releases 20-minute documentary showing the creation of her award-winning second album at Middle Farm Studios.
Irish singer-songwriter Orla Gartland expands her album with five new tracks, including collaborations with Tommy Lefroy and dodie.
Irish singer-songwriter Orla Gartland releases new single 'Now What?' ahead of an extended version of her album 'Everybody Needs A Hero'.
The announcement follows last week's reveal of the Acoustic Stage bill.
With her second album 'Everybody Needs A Hero', Orla's embracing the quirks, contradictions, and newfound confidence that have shaped her artistic journey.
The tour, supporting her second album 'Everybody Needs A Hero', includes 17 shows across Europe and the UK.
There's also Bastille, mxmtoon, Amyl & The Sniffers, Nieve Ella and loads more.
The Dublin-born, London-based singer-songwriter's new record explores what it means to be a hero.
The Dublin-born, London-based singer-songwriter's new record explores what it means to be a hero.
From pop anthems to heartfelt ballads, there's something here for everyone.
"I hope it can bring comfort and hope," she says.
"I can be loud, funny, clumsy, loyal, intelligent, annoying, caring, angry."
The new track follows up on 2021's 'Woman On The Internet'.
The new track follows up on 2021's 'Woman On The Internet'.
The line-up for this year's Field of Avalon stage has been revealed.
She also laid down a version of her own track 'More Like You' for the Apple Music Home Session.
Here’s some off-topic questions to find out ‘more’.
Dublin’s Orla Gartland charts the ups and downs of growing up and adjusting to adulthood (urgh) with a hefty dose of camaraderie and wit. Her debut album, ‘Woman On The Internet’ is really very special.
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