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Hothouse Flowers guitarist and broadcaster Fiachna Ó Braonáin
Counter Attack campaign founder Frankie Lane and fiddler Paul Kelly will be joined by very special guests at a free outdoor concert on Sunday, August 20 at Keep Her Lit Folk and Trad Festival in Inistioge, Kilkenny.
Very special guests just announced include Hothouse Flowers guitarist and broadcaster Fiachna Ó Braonáin, singer and multi-instrumentalist Inni-K and Kilkenny locals The Holden Brothers.
Counter Attack is dedicated to the memory of musician Dave Donohoe and the many others who were taken too soon. The campaign was set up to raise awareness of heart disease through music and songs featuring some of Ireland's finest musicians and performers, the campaign aims to inspire greater consciousness, conversation and action nationwide.
The free Counter Attack concert at Keep Her Lit Festival takes place at The Square Inistioge on Sunday, August 20 at 4pm. For more information please visit www.keepherlitfestival.ie.
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