Dallahan and Jenna Moynihan & Màiri Chaimbeul

Sun 19 Nov 2017
20:00 (2h30mins)

"Some of the most exciting trad musicians to emerge in recent years"
Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
"The chemistry between Moynihan & Chaimbeul is a tangible, palpable entity at the heart of their collaboration, making for as natural a sound as I have yet heard in contemporary, instrumental acoustic music, and a classic example of how wonders can transpire when you find ‘your people"
David Morrison, Folk Radio UK
Unreserved, standing gig. Some seats will be available at bar area. Not Wheelchair-user accessible.
_ Price: £15 / £10
_ Age Group: U
_ Venue: The Dissection Room
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Dallahan is one of the most thrilling forces in the international folk music scene; heavily rooted in traditional Irish music, but with hugely diverse backgrounds and influences. They call on their mixed Irish, Scottish and Hungarian heritage to create a unique and seamless musical montage, drawing in influences from jazz, funk, pop and classical music. Dallahan will push and pull you along on a musical journey, artistically transcending from tender and delicate songs from Transylvania, to relentlessly punchy Irish dance tunes littered with funk grooves and everything in between.

Jenna Moynihan from New York & Màiri Chaimbeul from the Isle of Skye combine to make contemporary music rooted in the melodies of Scotland and Appalachia. The pair met in 2012 whilst studying at Berklee College of Music and are a product of the thriving and rich Boston music community. Jenna and Màiri have both been heavily steeped in tradition, but their music breathes new life into old tunes and merges their wide-ranging influences into a sound that is at once grounded and adventurous. Their debut album, “One Two” was released in April 2017.