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Na Fianna, Damian Walsh, Ross Hennessy, Lee Campion and John Walsh have been together since March 2007 and are continuously building on their reputation as great entertaining balladeers. The energy and passion on show in each performance is something the lads thrive….

It might seem strange that a mother of three, working in insurance, who had never done a gig, decided to record an album of her own songs but that’s exactly what I did.

Beau has previously performed off Broadway at New York’s The Baggot Inn, The Xenodrome Theatre in San Francisco, and The Omnicircus Theatre also in San Francisco. Having recently performed in The Spiegeltent (Berlins 1920’s burlesque tent in which Marlene Dietrich once performed) in Dublin, Beau is set to release his second album I Dream of Tiger Rose in April 2009 .

Currently recording their debut album, due for release in late Summer 2010, TKO has been entertaining audiences up and down Ireland for just over 3 years now. Having played over 200 shows since their inception, their live show is second to none and have become energetic and sought-after affairs in packed-out venues across the country, they are well known for their crowd interaction, onstage antics and even Chewbacca has jammed with them for a few tunes in the past.

Roesy is back with his fifth studio album ‘Fable’ the work of an artist who despite diversifying his talents across a broader spectrum of the arts in recent times, has clearly not lost his true love for creating music. Perhaps influenced to some degree during stints living in other cities, his Irishness still shines through in this beautiful collection of honest reflections.

Bairbre Munnis, a young and vibrant singer songwriter, is one of Ireland’s fastest emerging talents. Her style and delivery have been compared to the likes of KT Tunstall, Missy Higgins and Vanessa Carlton.

Niamh Danger and Ben Shorten are “The Danger Is” they performed on Band Wagon Tv at the Astral Plains Music Festival in Birr.