Hazey Haze performing new sean-nós EP at special Limerick show
Hazey Haze will be performing his brand new EP at the next Prima Volta alongside Gaba Zoo Cat, a new group led by Alex Moore of Acid Granny and Blusheep in Limerick’s Record Room this weekend
The Limerick wordsmith is stepping into “uncharted musical territory” with his new project, For All the Island Field, embracing Sean-nós singing, which he weaves into soundscapes crafted by Enda Gallery.
Hazey Haze will bring the EP to the stage at the Record Room on Catherine St. next Sunday, March 16th, at Prima Volta.
It’s something I always wanted to make when I started writing songs. I’ve always loved storytelling, and you can hear that in my rap. But this—this feels like home for my voice.
It’s sad, but not just sad. It’s thought-provoking. It’s from the heart.
Hazey Haze
Check out the full release for the EP below
Rooted in his home neighborhood, the Island Field, the EP captures folk stories that never had a song before but deserve to be sung. From tales of loss and resilience to the small joys that define life in Limerick, Hazey has created something that cuts deep and lingers long after the last note fades.
Recorded live, in one room, in just a few takes, For All the Island Field is Hazey Haze at his most raw, vulnerable, and powerful. The project breathes with the spirit of Irish storytelling, blending melancholy and melody, tragedy and triumph, in a way that feels deeply familiar yet utterly new.
This upcoming performance at Prima Volta in The Record Room will be a rare chance to witness the magic of this project live, where Hazey’s voice, unfiltered and full of weight, will carry these stories in the way they were meant to be told. Expect a night of music that feels like sitting around a fire, hearing the kind of tales that shape a place and its people.
Hazey Haze’s performance at Prima Volta in The Record Room will take place on Sunday, March 16th at 9pm. Tickets can be found here.
