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Livestream tickets £7.50, with the option to pay more to support the artists and venue.
Imagining Ireland: Martin Hayes - National Concert Hall Dublin - Tuesday 8 December 8pm
The sound of a fiddle is is more that just the instrument itself, it is the instrument in relationship to the space in which it is being played; the room is also your instrument. I love playing the National Concert Hall. It inspires me and draws music out of me in a way that allows me to explore the subtle and powerful beauty of the melodies with real freedom. I will be accompanied by two wonderful musicians: Pianist, Cormac McCarthy and Concertina/Harmonium and Bouzuki player, Brian Donnellan. I look forward to exploring these melodies and sharing with you the background, history and stories of the tunes and the people behind them." Martin Hayes
Rooted in the classical, folk and contemporary worlds, Martin Hayes founded the seminal Irish-American supergroup The Gloaming, whose self-titled debut album won the Meteor Choice Music Prize for Best Irish Album. Their global touring has included more than a dozen shows at Dublin’s National Concert Hall as well as performances at London’s Royal Festival Hall and Barbican. Hayes has collaborated with everyone from Bill Frisell and Yo-Yo Ma to Sting and Paul Simon. Hayes' long-term creative partnership with Dennis Cahill also saw the duo perform for President Obama at the White House.
The concert will be available to tickets holders for 48 hours following the performance
Supported by Davy as Innovation Partner. Imagining Ireland is a partnership collaboration between NCH and Culture Ireland. Supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
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Will Pound on line Wednesday 11 November - 8pm GMT
Live to Your Living Room
Known for being one of the finest melodeon and harmonica players of his generation, Will Pound is a master of his craft who isn’t afraid to push boundaries. He’s toured everywhere from Europe to Australia, but for this concert he’s heading straight to your living room.
Tickets £14, with options to pay a bit more or less depending on your circumstances. Gig is streamed via Zoom.
Glasshouse Acoustic, Peterborough, A covid Session 25, October 2020 live-streams
There will be two Facebook live-streams on Sunday 25th October: at 3pm
TOOFA (Graham Cleaver and Andy Hodgson), and at 4pm Charity Stow.
Link for Charity: https://www.facebook.com/charitystowmusic/
Link for Glasshouse: https://www.glasshouseacoustic.org.uk
Bio for TOOFA
TOOFA are harmonic duo Graham Cleaver and Andy Hodgson, playing bluesy-rock-and-roll including songs by the Beatles and the Rolling Stones.
Charity Stow is an up and coming singer-songwriter based in
Nottingham. She hails from a musical family and has found her
unique sound with support and guidance from her father, Jack.
Both are self-taught musicians, which
explains Charity’s intuitive
attitude towards music, which has always been a big part of her
life: her song writing has been shaped by the music of the greats,
such as Carole King, Bob Dylan and The Beatles.
Add into to this influential mix new
artists such as Billie
Marten, Daughter and Lucy Rose, who continually inspire her, and
Charity’s niche sound makes perfect sense. There’s a real sense of
making something new without losing the roots of the old.
Charity’s hometown is the small,
quaint town of Stamford and since
leaving there to move to Nottingham she has taken much more of an interest in song
writing. Sometimes a dramatic change is what is
needed to ignite a young songwriter working her way through a new
phase in life and the inevitability of feeling lost without the
bubble of home to guide you.
Song writing is a form of therapy for
Charity and you can hear this through the honesty of her lyrics
and passion behind the tracks.
Charity is finding her own place in
the music scene and is
creating a unique sound through which to channel her experiences.
‘here’ is her debut, original single
and it gels her old-time,
soulful influences with a modern and exciting feel
Free Live Stream From Big City Indians 11 April 2020 - 1pm CST 9pm in the UK