Upcoming Shows
David Keenan - Chasing Myth tour
| 16th October
David Keenan is a singer-songwriter and poet from Dundalk, Co. Louth. Known for his evocative storytelling and raw, passionate delivery, he has become one of Ireland’s most distinctive contemporary voices. His music blends folk, rock, and literary influences, drawing comparisons to artists such as Damien Dempsey, Glen Hansard, and Nick Cave.
Keenan’s debut album, A Beginner’s Guide to Bravery (2020), entered the Irish charts in the Top 10 and cemented his reputation as a songwriter of depth and conviction. He followed it with What Then? (2021) and Crude (2022), each exploring new sonic and lyrical territory while retaining his trademark intensity. Alongside his recorded work, he has published poetry and prose, further highlighting his literary leanings.
Katie Phelan
| 16th October
Katie Phelan is an Irish indie-folk/pop singer-songwriter from Stamullen, County Meath, whose music blends delicate acoustic textures with heartfelt, diary-like lyricism. Her debut EP Blues and Greens (2025, via 7476) explores themes of change, nostalgia, and finding comfort in leaving home, wrapped in an intimate and emotionally honest sound. Since emerging on the Irish scene, Katie has quickly gained recognition, with standout performances including Other Voices, where her warm presence and tender storytelling resonated deeply with audiences. With her ability to turn quiet moments into something universal, Katie Phelan is fast becoming one of Ireland’s most captivating new voices.
Lorraine Nash
| 24th October
Lorraine Nash is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from County Kerry. Rooted in Irish traditional music but blending folk, Americana, and country, she has crafted a distinctive sound that’s earned her acclaim at home and abroad.
Her debut EP Wildflower (2020) introduced her as a rising talent, followed by her full album All That I Can Be (2023), praised for its emotional honesty and musical depth. Lorraine has performed at major festivals including Electric Picnic and Cambridge Folk Festival, appeared on RTÉ’s Songs of Ireland, and supported artists like Nick Lowe.
In 2025 she released Carraig Aonair, her first Irish-language single, marking the next step in a career defined by authenticity, versatility, and a strong connection to her roots.
The Davies Brothers
| 24th October
The Davies Brothers are identical twin singer-songwriters from County Clare, Ireland. Their music is marked by raw, honest songwriting, intimate harmonies, and a strong on-stage chemistry that reflects their shared life and musical instincts.
Growing up in North-West Clare, they absorbed influences from local Irish folk artists and luminaries like Luka Bloom, Mick Flannery, Susan O’Neill, and The Walls.
Over time, they’ve built a reputation within the Irish music scene for performances that feel both authentic and emotionally resonant.