Saturday, January 22nd marks the launch of an exciting new partnership between Celtic Connections and Ireland’s Sligo Live Sessions festival, aimed at mutually spreading the word not only on each other’s events, but also the dynamic home-grown music scenes in which they’re embedded.
The complementary strength and diversity of current Sligo acts are resoundingly exemplified in Satruday’s triple bill: compare and contrast the instrumental quintet Téada, matching traditional fidelity with brilliantly fresh-minted arrangements.
Túcan’s explosive, twin-guitar-fueled fusion of classic rock, metal, trad, flamenco and jazz, and The Unwanted’s Atlantic-spanning encounter between three utterly spellbinding musicians: Cathy Jordan, Séamus O’Dowd and Rick Epping.
Saturday, January 22nd at 7:30pm
£12.50
St Andrew’s in the Square
Téada recordings available:
- In North America: Ceol & Cuimhne (Music & Memory), Inne Amarach (Yesterday Tomorrow), Teada, Give Us a Penny & Let Us Be Gone
- In Europe: Ceol & Cuimhne (Music & Memory), Inne and Amarach, Give Us a Penny & Let Us Be Gone
The Unwanted recordings available:
- In North America: Music from the Atlantic Fringe
- In Europe: Music from the Atlantic Fringe
Celtic Connections tickets are available at:
Online www.celticconnections.com
By phone 0141 353 8000
In person Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
2 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow, G2 3NY
City Halls and Old Fruitmarket
Candleriggs
Glasgow, G1 1NQ
Author: World Music Central News Room
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