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  SOLD OUT! Thursday 15 March 2012 8.30pm $32/$26 Mechanics Institute Doors Open: 7.45pm EXTRA SHOW Wednesday 14 March 2012 8.30pm $32/$26 Mechanics Institute Doors Open: 7.45pm BEOGA The unique sound of Beoga, the Irish five-piece traditional band based in County Antrim, features the twin dueling accordions of Seán Óg Graham and Damian McKee, four-time All-Ireland bodhrán champion Eamon Murray and pianist Liam Bradley along with the vocals of one of Ireland's premier young singers, Niamh Dunne. With their signature mix of Irish traditional music with nuances of bluesy riffs, Astor Piazzola-style jazz, and a raunchy New Orleans jamboree vibe, they are a band that like to have fun. With their new 2011 release 'how to tune a fish' attracting fresh critical acclaim, Beoga are set to confirm their reputation as the most audacious Irish band rooted in trad today. With their unique blend of inventive arrangements, virtuosi instrumental talents and beautiful vocals, Beoga's popularity continues to flourish as they captivate audiences on a global scale. > Find out more: Website | Facebook | YouTube THE SIMPSON THREE The Simpson Three are a trio of exceptional young trad musicians who perform Irish and Australian music in their own unique style. The three Simpson siblings, Rebecca, Clancy and Declan come from a strong music family background and between them they play tenor banjo, mandolin, fiddle, whistle, bodhran and guitar. They have been regular session players from an early age, and at the 2010 National Folk Festival they were awarded the Declan Affley Award for Excellence in Traditional Music, and in 2011 they won the Folk Alliance Youth Award for young performers. > Find out more: MySpace | Facebook
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