Padraig Jack

Pavilion Theatre, Wednesday 23rd April

Irish singer songwriter Padraig Jack released his second album These Shores on 18 October. This is the follow-up to his successful debut Making Sand which was released in 2020, was named RTÉ Album of the Week, and also received a nomination for an RTÉ Folk Award for Best Original Song for the track ‘Making Sand’.

These Shores has contributions from family and friends as well as some Irish music legends. Padraig has included a song penned by his dad Barry Ronan, and siblings Cathal and Aisling, uncle Seamus and cousin Ronan also provide musical input. Padraig has collaborated with his neighbours, and former winners of TheAll-Ireland Talent Show, The Mulkerrin Brothers who lend their voices to the track ‘Oíche Gheal’, while Connemara singer Gráinne Ní Mháille sings harmony on Irish language track ‘Díolta go hIfreann’, a song about the Covid lockdown.


Date:
Wednesday 23rd April
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€25
Address:
Pavilion Theatre, Marine Road, Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, Ireland

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