Frankie Gavin is one of the genuine legends of Irish music. From his first TV appearance playing the tin-whistle when he was six, to seven solo albums, his adventures in the realms of Jazz, Gospel, and Klezmer, through to appearances and recordings with such luminaries as Earl Scruggs, Stephane Grapelli, Sir Yehudi Menuhin, and the ‘Rolling Stones’,…

Dublin roots band I Draw Slow have been drumming up enthusiastic reviews in Ireland since the release of their top 10 selling second album, Redhills. Irish national broadcaster RTE made Redhills album of the week and Redhills has been welcomed to the playlists of stations across the country. However, their impact abroad is redrawing the…

Jinx Lennon is the epitome of a modern folk singer but influenced by Mark E Smith, Wu Tang, and Iggy instead of the Furies. He recently released ”National Cancer Strategy” and ‘Hungry Bastard Hibernia”  albums two hellish roller coaster rides through suburban tales of Irish life. NYC’s  The Village Voice called Jinx an ‘Irish talisman with…

Eoin Dillon is a founder member of Kíla and the world’s first pipe psychologist. Eoin has also qualified as cabinet maker, taught woodwork on Tory Island and during his apprenticeship with Cillian Obriain (Pipemaker) made his present set of Uileann pipes. He has held his own sessions up and down the country and has worked…