Cabin Fever
Some sample demos here..Cabin Fever Live in the Greyhound
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| David Hope |
David Hope is a regular to our venue, look out on face book for his next gig with us.David is rising to fame and has appeared on many T.V. shows internationally. His song-writing is laced with honesty, emotion and humor.
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/davidhope
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| Celtic Fling |
Celtic Fling, the most explosive and volatile duo yet, they play various covers in there own style, Listen to Yvonne's version of "Dear Prudence"
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| Siobhain O'Brien |
Siobhain O'Brien, she often performs in big venues nationally and has supported Dylan. Siobhain is a true professional and always engages with her audience, she has a vocal range that allows her to sing everything from Neil young to Joni Mitchell . web site: http://siobhanobrien.com/default.aspx
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| Accoustra |
Accoustra: They are a four piece band that have a catalog of high energy cover songs and pure Irish traditional songs too. They have featured on the Pat Kenny show and have plenty of original material to play.
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/acoustraireland
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| Jukebox Gypsy |
Jukebox Gypsy
Just when I thought there was no Hope for music, when all that seemed to sell was tits and ass, just when I had decided that the public would only consider music good if it was dipped in candy and sweetened enough to rot out any trace of wholesome song...just then I was introduced to the Jukebox Gypsy, it seems this band are a group of individually talented solo artists that collaborate in each others masterpieces thus bringing perfect harmonies and accentuating the lyric that like an arrow, pierces our self defenses and allows us to really listen.....
Thanks to David Hopes generous nature we were fortunate to get this international band in April of this year.David called be to say they had a cancellation and that I really should book them as as he said, "they are one in a million". They have toured all the big venues in Ireland and managed to squeeze in a date for us. They were so successful we begged them to come back.. and they did, they have played four times with us this year and we are looking at getting them back once more in December 2011.
web site: http://www.jukeboxgypsymusic.com/
The Ceili Bandits
I used to think that I did not like Trad, just like i don't like turnips, I don't like turnips because its a food we used eat because it was cheap and plentiful not because it was of a divine flavour, I thought we used to listen to trad because it was there, all we had and it was accessible. I thought trad was something invented for tourists so we could humbly hand out a cap to be filled with dollars and to allow the Aran sweater look good. Maybe it was like the turnip maybe I was force fed trad as it was something I was ordered to like. Then one night in the greyhound all my prejudice like unwanted turnip fell. My ears listened and my heart was filled with pride, this was this is amazing! this is Irish! I guess I was freed of my image of toothless Irish squeeze box players sitting by Kerry roadsides with an empty USA biscuit box for your spare change. Now I was engrossed in true passion these musicians played for the love of music, yes it is a job but once you hear them you will know. You will know that true Irish Trad is something very special, unique, a kin to jazz maybe. Nothing like a turnip.. Thank you to Quinton, Eoin and Yvonne the Ceili Bandits. incidentally, I still don't like turnips...sorry.
Web site: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Ceili-Bandits/116394545115262#!/pages/The-Ceili-Bandits/116394545115262?sk=info
Robbie Alexander
Robbie is a Diamond ,He is Dylan he is Donavon he is Folk. Robbie has a voice, so have I that's not too rare, but Robbie's voice is... it is sooth as silk, like Baileys, not chilled though and with a flicker yes flicker of Brandy. He can finger pick a guitar faster and as good as Doc Watson , Earl Scruggs or Rikky Skaggs. He is a real troubadour he does travel from town to town, presently, his town is in Germany and we miss him dearly.
