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Vicar Street, Sunday 26th January

The High Kings – Finbarr Clancy, Darren Holden, Brian Dunphy and newest member, Paul O'Brien, have taken to the road again in a major Irish tour.

Over the past 12 years The High Kings have released 4 studio albums, 2 live albums and 2 DVDs. In 2017 they released a compilation album Decade which celebrated 10 amazingly successful years together and also included 5 brand new recordings. But it all began 12 years ago back in 2007 when Brian, Darren, Finbarr and former member Martin Furey came together as a new Irish ballad group. Their self-titled debut album reached number 2 on the world Billboard Music chart and in March 2009 they played 5 consecutive sold out shows to a packed audience in the Olympia Theatre. Their second album, Memory Lane (2010) was followed by a Live In Ireland album, and by 2011 the band had outgrown the venues they had been previously playing and had to start playing larger venues, not only in Ireland but also in America and across Europe. Audiences loved their new take on traditional Irish ballads, bringing these songs to multiple generations. 2013 saw their next album Friends For Life featuring 8 original songs written and composed by the band. Taking their own original songs on the road was a new and exciting milestone for the band and it wasn't long before the likes of Oh Maggie and Ireland's Shore were being sung back to them by the audience.

The High Kings continue to set the bar extremely high for Irish Folk bands across the world and are widely regarded to be at the forefront of the genre. Now in 2019 after 12 years, they continue to perform in sell out venues across the globe to their ever growing army of loyal fans that span generations. Don't miss this chance to experience the magic, live at Vicar Street, Dublin!


Date:
Sunday 26th January
Time:
8.30pm
Price:
€33.65
Address:
58-59 Thomas St, The Liberties, Dublin 8, Ireland

Google Map of 58-59 Thomas St, The Liberties, Dublin 8, Ireland

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