Irish Harp Music of the 17th & 18th centuries Cormac Breatnach – Susato Whistles; Steve Cooney – Guitars; Aisling Ennis – Irish Harp; Malachy Robinson - Viola da Gamba; Eamon Sweeney- Early Guitars//Bandora/Lute. Experience the haunting music of the Harpers - arranged from the original Irish & Scottish sources. This concert features some of Ireland’s
THE ILLEGALS with Niamh Kavanagh Eagles and Fleetwood Mac ‘50 Years’ It’s hard to believe that it is 50 years since the world first heard two of the greatest rock albums of all time: One of These Nights by the Eagles and the eponymous Fleetwood Mac which marked the debut of Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham. For 2025, The Illegals
The Kevin Brady Electric Quartet has a clear aim of creating and producing new contemporary jazz and the impact of this has been immediate. Their performances have been critically acclaimed for their dynamism and musicality. Touring regularly, they have consolidated their worldwide reputation as a compelling live act. As quoted by The Telegraph UK, “This
Following performances at major venues, including headlining Dublin’s 3Arena for three consecutive years, Vladimir wants to reconnect with his Irish audiences in more intimate settings. Joined by the extraordinary pianist Adam Kuruc, Vladimir will present an evening filled with romance, passion, and powerful storytelling. From childhood memories to life on the world stage, he’ll share
1965 was a turning point for The Beatles. They recorded two historical albums Help and Rubber Soul, they were the first pop band to play Shea Stadium. They completed their second feature film Help and to top it off they were the first band to be recognised by their Queen and received MBE’s. The Classic Beatles, the world's only tribute
Music Network’s 2025 spring season comes to a thrilling close with the outstanding saxophonist Emma Rawicz performing with her exceptional quartet featuring Elliot Galvin on (piano), Kevin Glasgow (Bass) and Asaf Sirkis (drums). Described by Jamie Cullum as "an astonishing talent" and praised by BBC 3 as “the name on everyone’s lips right now,” Emma
The Druids are an Irish folk band known for bringing the rich history and culture of Ireland to life through music. Their “New Irish Ballad Show” typically features a blend of traditional Irish folk songs, lively ballads, and storytelling, celebrating the country’s deep musical heritage. The show often explores themes such as Ireland’s turbulent past, its
In 1972 Barry Moore wrote a song called WAVE UP TO THE SHORE. Not his first song, but it had something. He did some gigs, wrote some songs; and in 1987 he boarded a plane for New York, and Luka Bloom was born. Riverside was released in 1990 on REPRISE Records. It was followed by
