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David Gray and his Skellig choir present the songs of Skellig live. David Gray has confirmed four Irish concert dates as part of his Skellig Tour. David will play Cork Opera House on Wednesday 1st March, National Opera House, Wexford on Thursday 2nd March and National Concert Hall, Dublin on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th March 2023.

Ireland’s most successful impressionist and satirist Mario Rosenstock celebrates Gift Grub with a brand spanking new stage show.

After 15 years at the top of their game, The High Kings are still selling out venues around the world to an ever-growing army of loyal fans.

With all the excitement of the recent bid to host the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Co. Wexford in the future, Traditional Music enthusiasts will be excited to know they won’t have to wait for a decision to experience one of Ireland’s most legendary music groups. The Kilfenora Célilí Band are on the way to raise the roof of the National Opera House on Saturday, 12 November.

Following a sold-out run at the Gaiety in Dublin earlier this year, and a sold-out upcoming run at the National Opera House in Wexford, Landmark Productions is delighted to announce that an extra date has now been added for the acclaimed Walking with Ghosts, written and performed by Gabriel Byrne, at the National Opera House Wexford this August.

Dance theatre artist Rachel Brennan has been awarded the South East Venue Network (SEVN)’s Arts Council-funded Artist Bursary for 2022.

RESONATE: Music Network Artist Residencies presented in partnership with glór, Ionad Cultúrtha, National Opera House, Regional Cultural Centre, The Dock, and Triskel Arts Centre.

Music Network presents the explosive London-based Nigerian born award-winning saxophonist Camilla George on her first Irish tour this June. Camilla is a unique voice on the international jazz circuit, known for her love of fusing African and Western music and her hypnotic blend of Afrofuturism, hip hop and jazz.

The South East Venue Network (SEVN) was formed in 2019 and includes venues based in the South East. The network continues to provide an informal support network for strengthening arts centre/venue operations and programme development that aims to further support artists and programme delivery in South East Ireland.