From Avicii to New Album Anuas, Seo Linn To Deliver Rousing Trad Performance at Monroe’s Live

The multi-award winning trad group Seo Linn have been on an upward trajectory since their version of Avicii’s ‘Wake Me Up’ catapulted them into the limelight. Now, they are set to perform music from their latest album, Anuas, at Monroe’s Live on Saturday, June 3 from 9pm.

Seo Linn’s rise to fame has brought with it a renewed passion for trad music and the Irish language. Their reimagining of modern classics with a traditional flair has garnered a global audience, sparking the flame with their Irish translation of contemporary anthems.

Together, Stiofán Ó Fearail, Kevin Shortall, Daithí Ó Ruaidh and Keith Ó Briain have introduced a new generation to the language, making it accessible to all through their high energy performances. And their rousing renditions have appealed to the masses on social media, amassing millions of views on YouTube.

In fact, their spine-tingling rendition of ‘Óró ‘Sé do Bheatha Abhaile’ is the most watched version of the song. It is this ability to move from rollicking up beat numbers to delicate and soulful ballads that is the essence of Seo Linn.

While delivering power pop with a folk twist, they also stay true to the roots of the genre. So much so, that Anuas is an innovative new collection of songs from the Irish tradition which are reworked in an exciting and explorative way.

“It has been nearly two years in the making and has been such an exciting project for us to undertake,” they say.

“Anuas is the Irish word for ‘coming down’ and is a reference to songs from the Irish tradition that have been passed down from generation to generation since long before we were born.

“The album features our take on some of those fantastic songs and with a different, contemporary approach. We loved the process and learned a huge amount. We can’t wait for you to hear them.”

It’s set to be a night of toe-tapping and rhythmic traditional tunes with a fresh twist as the talented band, Seo Linn, take to the award winning stage at Monroe’s Live on Saturday, June 3. Tickets cost €12 and are available from monroes.ie

 

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