Search Results for 'Dave Clancy'
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Headford expected to attract thousands for five-day Something In The Water arts festival
Something In The Water, Headford’s community arts festival, is returning for its fourth consecutive year, running from Wednesday, September 30th, to Sunday, October 4th. The five-day programme will bring music, theatre, literature, film, dance and visual art to venues in the North Galway town, including utilising vacant premises that will be reinvigorated for the festival.
Confessional style from Galwegian singer
Clancy first made his mark in 2020 with his debut album The Path, a collection of intimate folk songs that introduced audiences to his warm, earthy vocal tones and intricate fingerstyle guitar.
Galway Folk Festival announces 2025 line-up
Renowned UK singer-songwriter, Lloyd Cole, and celebrated Montreal songsmith, Martha Wainwright, are among this year’s stellar line-up at the Galway Folk Festival 2025, taking place from June 4th-8th in various venues across the city.
Bird on the Wire celebrates Leonard Cohen's 90th birthday with song
A 90th birthday celebration for legendary singer / songwriter, Leonard Cohen, will take place on Sunday, September 22, at the Black Box Theatre.
Top Artists to Perform at the Galway Folk Festival This Weekend
Weekend of Friday, June 16th – Sunday June 18th
Cousin Tablet release new single
GALWAY BAND Cousin Tablet have released their second single, ‘Lost At Sea’, which finds the quartet joined by members of The Raines and The Waterboys.
Ceol an tSamhraidh - free concerts in Cloughanover
MEMBERS OF The Waterboys, We Banjo 3, and The Whileaways will play the next Ceol an tSamhraidh free open-air concerts in Galway.
3 Kinds of Music - a one-day digital music festival
3 KINDS Of Music, Galway city's multi-genre concert series which treated audiences to classical, jazz, and folk/trad on Saturdays is back with a special online edition this weekend.
Westport gets ready for a weekend of folk and bluegrass
It’s that time of the year again when the pubs, hotels, restaurants, churches and streets of Westport come alive with the sound of old-time and bluegrass music
