Songs From an Empty Room

Songs From an Empty Room

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Online, Saturday 25th July

Songs From an Empty Room – EPIC and RTÉ present a night of epic performances with a host of Irish artists in venues across Ireland.

Hosted by RTÉ 2FM's Jenny Greene and Eoghan McDermott, this music TV event will support two fantastic live events industry initiatives – Minding Creative Minds and the Association of Irish Stage Technicians (AIST) Hardship Fund. Tune into RTÉ2, RTÉ 2FM or RTÉ Player on Saturday July 25th from 8.30pm for a broadcast from much-loved, and much-missed, venues around the country: The Olympia Theatre, Dublin; Cyprus Avenue, Cork; Dolan's, Limerick; INEC, Killarney; Róisín Dubh, Galway.

Songs From an Empty Room will be an unmissable show, a memorable, poignant and historic night of Irish music in these extraordinary times. In addition to providing an incredible night of entertainment, the broadcast will also feature fascinating insights from behind the scenes of Ireland's event industry and the exceptional people who come together to make our extraordinary live events happen.

Date:
Saturday 25th July
Time:
8.30pm - 10.45pm
Price:
Donation

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