TUES 22nd SEPTEMBER - FIONA TYNDALL
Clare-born Traditional singer Fiona Tyndall drops into the club for a very special extra show, on one of her regular visits home from the US. A highly accomplished & seasoned artist, her deep love of Traditional Irish music resulted in her debut album ‘Deirin De’, which blended Irish language lyrics with innovative musical and vocal arrangements. Her follow-up release ‘New Frontiers’, is a collection of songs from County Cork singer-songwriter Jimmy MacCarthy, which blended her unique vocal talent with some of Ireland’s top musicians, including Sean Whelan, James Blenerhassett, Tim Edey and Liam Bradley. Fiona lists her key influences as Joni Mitchel, Karan Casey, Niamh Parsons, and Mairead and Triona ni Dhomhaill, with 2025 seeing the release of her brand-new album ‘Einin and Cheoil’. Fiona will be joined on the night by Joseph O’Sullivan (fiddle), Brendan Hayes (keys) & Séan Whelan (guitar), with support from local Folk duo Kate & Sadie.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €20
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WED 23rd SEPTEMBER - SEÁN MILLAR & SJ McARDLE
An evening of musical storytelling as Dubliner Sean (Doctor) Millar and Drogheda's SJ McCardle perform as a duo, swapping songs and instruments, both playing mandolin, guitar, harmonica and whistle. Both performers have backgrounds in staging critically acclaimed song cycles, having toured internationally as Folk artists & winning critical acclaim for their performances & recordings. Seán originally gained notoriety in London with a punky, Roots & Roll cabaret in Doctor Millar and The Cute Hoors, while Stephen was part of award-winning Irish Folk band Kern.
Doctor Millar - ‘The poet laureate of Dublin’s dark side, an Irish national treasure’ (The Irish Times)
& SJ McArdle - ‘An artist who has taken contemporary Irish music to parts it far too seldom reaches’ (Hotpress), with support from singer-songwriter Cathal Fitz.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 7th OCTOBER - RODNEY OWL & JAMIE TOOMEY
Lurgan-born Rodney Owl is a unique Irish songwriter & performer whose work combines heartfelt lyricism, melodic nuance & playful arrangements. Having released three albums to date, he creates music that is intimate & timeless, inviting reflection & emotional connection. “Elegant, folksy guitar picking, a sweet wisp of melody, reminiscent of acoustic legend Nick Drake” – Across the Line, BBC Radio Ulster. Jamie Toomey is a musician & composer based in Galway. He released his debut album Sijo in 2019, drawing on Argentine Tango, Cuban Bolero & other Latin styles, followed by collaborations with artists such as ConTempo Quartet & Macrofona Choir & signing with Dutch label OOB Records. With support from singer-songwriter Cuan Muyllaert.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 14th OCTOBER - GREENE & SHINE
Noel Shine and Mary Greene have long been an important element of the Cork & national Folk & Americana scene. From Noel's role as one of the founders of Cork Folk Festival, right through to the couple's work alongside their daughter Ellie as RTE Folk Awards-nominated band Greenshine, Noel and Mary have long been a constant in the Irish musical firmament. Greene and Shine's music straddles the boundaries of Indie, Americana and Folk, with intertwining harmonies, superlative string-work and fine songwriting. Between them, Noel and Mary have lent their talents to the recordings of Republic of Loose, Christy Moore, Mick Hanly, Frances Black and John Spillane amongst many others, but it's the quality of their musicianship which has garnered them the most accolades & propelled them to the No. 1 spot of the RTE Radio 1 playlist on several occasions. Support from songwriter Taylor Dench.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 21st OCTOBER - BRIAN BARRON
Brian Barron is a contemporary song-writer and singer. His songs, though steeped in traditional structures, are born of a keen awareness of the full scope of the modern world. Turning a blind eye to no facet of the human condition, he delves into all aspects in service to his craft. Outlaw ballads sit alongside wry takes on love lost, morality & musings on the path to redemption. Brian’s band joins him on the night, with support from singer-songwriter Mick Brown.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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TUES 27th OCTOBER - SMALL TOWN JONES
Small Town Jones is the musical project of Devon-based singer-songwriter Jim Jones, crafting intimate Indie Folk and Americana rooted in emotional honesty and real-life experience. Drawing comparisons to Elliott Smith, Bruce Springsteen, The Band and Wilco, his songs explore heartbreak, hope, loss and repair. His acclaimed album Kintsugi earned support from BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 6 Music, alongside a four-star review in Mojo and widespread critical praise. Inspired by the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, Kintsugi reflects Jones’ core themes of resilience, imperfection and repair. Created in collaboration with drummer and producer Michael Reed (Ted Lasso), the album blends understated acoustic songwriting with rich, cinematic textures. Featuring David Little (guitar) & Dave Smale (double bass), with support from Mykology.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 28th OCTOBER - AESPENITHA
Aespeniđa (also written as Aspenitha) are an acoustic duo performing experimental Nordic Folk. Barry Nisbet (Shetland - vocals, fiddle & guitar) & Miriam Iorwerth (Argyll - marimba and percussion) write and arrange instrumental and vocal music, bringing together Traditional and Classical styles. Their inspiration is drawn from the fringes of geography, music, human experience & language – Barry’s native Shaetlan, the lost Shetland Norn & accented English. Miriam’s technologist background & the duo’s fascination with experimentation, combined with ancient melodies, styles & languages, gives their music a highly retro-futuristic aspect. Support from singer-songwriter Kilkelly.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 4th NOVEMBER - KAMPALA
Dublin/Kildare-based four-piece Kampala are carving out their place in the Irish Alt-Rock scene with a sound that hits the sweet spot between melodic Indie hooks and aggressive, beat-heavy energy. Post-Punk meets New-Wave, with a splash of Grunge and classic Alt-Rock attitude, all combining to create something that feels totally their own. Over the past few years, Kampala have built up a solid reputation for their explosive live shows, earning plenty of accolades on the local gig circuit. Last year marked a big milestone for the band, as they hit the studio to work on their debut album, which kicked off with the release of their first single 'Fifteen Seconds'. Support from local duo Andrew & Toni.
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Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
WED 11th NOVEMBER - THE GRADUATES
The Graduates (Eamonn Moran & Mick Morris) combine decades of seasoned experience & a broad collection of influences, weaving a pathway through the musical eras, from smoky 1920’s Jazz clubs, winding down long Blues & Country highways, through Trad & Folk & on to contemporary classics, all chosen and performed with the sensitivity that great music deserves. No two shows are ever the same, which adds a wonderful immediacy to their performance. Support from all-female guitar trio The Jam Tarts.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 18th NOVEMBER - KEITH BURKE & THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK
Dublin Songwriter, musician, story-teller & Skerries native Keith Burke returns to the club with his incredible band for another very special show. Having released three original albums to date, Keith has performed in countries ranging from the USA to Lebanon, with his music featured on Irish national & regional radio & TV, as well as playing support to more established acts such as Bagatelle & Aslan. Support from singer-songwriter Tadhg Connolly, who returns for a full show next April!
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 25th NOVEMBER - BLANCKE / COOPER / FLEMING
The incredible trio of Floriane Blancke, Quentin Cooper & Brian Fleming blend harp, electric guitar, percussion & vocals on fantastical, musical journeys through Ireland, France & South America. They travel over from Clare for their second visit to the club, for another amazing night of virtuosity & invention. Support from Belfast singer-songwriter An Auld Lad.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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