Denise Chaila, God Knows And MuRli are playing a National Concert Hall live stream show

Denise Chaila, God Knows And MuRli are playing a special Narolane live show live from the National Concert Hall on Sunday 27th September as part of the venue’s Imagining Ireland series, which also has live stream shows upcoming from Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh and Cormac Begley among others.

It starts at 9pm on the night and tickets are from Dice.FM for a very reasonable €7.

Denise also announced her mixtape Go Bravely will drop on October 2nd.

I have been waiting to say this for AGES!

It’s my pleasure to finally (finally!!) announce that my mixtape, Go Bravely, will be dropping on October 2nd. A bouquet of songs. Not just one. My WHOLE mixtape. I cannot wait.

October 2nd ✨ pic.twitter.com/uhDgnsN1M0

— denise (@DeniseChaila) September 11, 2020

IMAGINING IRELAND LIVESREAM SERIES 

Ireland: A Dataset by Jennifer Walshe

Saturday 26th September

Ireland, UK, Europe, 8.00pm BST / 9.00pm CEST

Tickets: €7 available on Dice.fm 

Narolane records presents Denise Chaila, God Knows and MuRli

Sunday 27th September 2020

Ireland, UK, Europe, 8.00pm BST / 9.00pm CEST

Tickets: €7 available on Dice.fm

Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh, fiddle & Cormac Begley, concertina in Solo | Duo

Wed. 30^th September   

Ireland, UK, Europe, 8.00pm BST / 9.00pm CEST

Tickets: €7 available on Dice.fm

Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi: There is No Other

Saturday 3rd October

Ireland, UK, Europe, 8.00pm BST / 9.00pm CEST

Tickets: €10 available on Dice.fm 

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