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One of Kilkenny’s most talented artistes and performers is holding a fundraising gig this weekend.
Colm Gray returns to the Hole in the Wall on Saturday night to raise cash to help with his debut album. Gray’s past performances in this spot have achieved rave reviews and now he’s back with a raft of new music which will appear on the album which was part funded and is half-way home in its production.
Playing support on the night are two greatly talented local musicians James Meaney and Shane Joyce both of whom are used to playing in bands and are looking forward to the rare opportunity of a solo set.
Tickets cost €10 and are available from Hole in the Wall or at the door on the night. Meanwhile you can keep up to date with his music by liking his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ColmGrayMusic?ref=hl
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