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Other Voices announce roving series Anam this May with Lisa Hannigan, Sam Amidon, Ye Vagabonds, God Knows & more

Other Voices announce roving series Anam this May with Lisa Hannigan, Sam Amidon, Ye Vagabonds, God Knows & more

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Other Voices has announced a new series in partnership with the Office of Public Works (OPW) and the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage to take place in various locations this May.

Anam – Songs for Hearts & Minds will be streamed online from four landmark building locations, to a small audience from Kildare’s Castletown House, Cahir Castle in Tipperary, the Blasket Centre – Ionad an Bhlascaoid, in Dunquin, and Desmond Castle in Newcastlewest in Co Limerick.

Lined up to play Anam are:

Anam – Songs for Hearts & Minds will broadcast every Thursday in May at 8pm. Full schedule below.

Public tickets will only be available for these exclusive performances via competitions with more details on how to win here. The series will be livestreamed globally each Thursday in May at 8pm from 4 May onwards, via YouTube and Facebook.


Anam Livestream Schedule

8pm Thursday 4 May | Castletown House, Kildare

Featuring Anna Mieke & Ezra Williams

8pm Thursday 11 May | Desmond Castle, Limerick

Featuring Nell Mescal, God Knows & Kingfishr

8pm Thursday 18 May | Cahir Castle, Tipperary

Featuring Lisa Hannigan, Gemma Hayes & Paul Noonan

8pm Thursday 25 May | Blasket Centre – Ionad an Bhlascaoid

Ye Vagabonds, Sam Amidon, Cormac Begley, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh,

Billy Mag Fhloinn & Gerry O’Beirne


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