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The Tower Carlow is preparing to welcome The Sharon Shannon Big Band accompanied by an illustrious line-up of special guests on Saturday, December 20.
Camille O' Sullivan, Cait O Riordain and Mundy will join Shannon and co to deliver a captivating set including a tribute to the late Shane MacGowan.
Sharon Shannon, renowned as the queen of traditional Irish music, promises an essential night of entertainment that transcends musical boundaries and showcases the exceptional talent of her fellow musicians.
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Mundy's signature hit Galway Girl recorded with Sharon Shannon reached no 1 in Ireland and was the country's most downloaded song that year. He's one of Irelands leading Irish singer-songwriter.
Camile O'Sullivan is an Irish singer and actress. Her internationally acclaimed live shows have established her as a leading figure in contemporary Irish music.
Cait O'Riordan is a bass player who was once a member of The Cranberries and The Pogues who has continued to pursue music through many projects maintaining a strong and lasting presence in Irish and alternative music scenes.
Presale tickets are on sale here.
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