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Music in Stories
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Other Voices – how was the festival’s 21st anniversary?
Other Voices – famous musical event that has been taking place in West Kerry annually for the last 21 years. Every year, people from across the Emerald Isle come to County Kerry to enjoy the music of their favourite artists…
Other Voices – famous music festival in Dingle
Famous music festival in Dingle - 21st anniversary
Most famous Irish singers in Spain
Ireland certainly boasts a wealth of talented and successful musicians. Although not all of them manage to cross the borders of the country, that doesn’t mean that in other European countries they have succeeded as much or more than in…
Rufina Tishina – Energetic, Talented, and Inspired
On Friday, July 29th, The Cobblestone is pleased to feature Rufina Trishina as one of three live jazz artists who will take their stage. Rufina is a recent graduate from DCU, and her trio tonight is comprised of two of…
Luisa Annibali – Warm Energy, Passion, and Presence
Luisa Annibali and her Band will be playing live at The Cobblestone on Friday, July 29th. Luisa is a jazz artist who plays regularly with many other jazz musicians; her ensemble for Friday’s show is comprised of international musicians (including…
Songs, Stories – Interview with ELLYD
Aron: As a musician, I’m always interested in hearing how other musicians’ musical journey began. Can you tell me about the moment when you decided to get into songwriting and who gave you the inspiration to start your artistic project?…
About Songwriting – Interview with Nabil Gonzalez
Nabil Gonzalez is a half Spanish, half Jordanian Singer-songwriter and Multi-instrumentalist. He is one of the artists who are going to perform his original songs on the 21st of April at The Cobblestone, organised by Babylon Radio. Prior to the…
How the Púca Festival is Helping Ireland Retake Halloween
For most of our lifetimes, Halloween in Ireland has solely been celebrated in the American fashion, meaning trick or treating in the local area, dressing up as monster of movie characters, and carving “Jack-O-Lanterns” (makes me cringe just writing that). …
The Cobblestone protest has brought Dubliners together to fight for their culture
Four days ago, a crowd gathered in Smithfield Square. Armed with protest signs and the power of good music, thousands of Dubliners came together in a breathtaking display of resilience to save The Cobblestone, a historic pub in the city.…