On Friday, March 28, Meadhbh Walsh performs at Monroe's Live after a whirlwind year of sold-out shows and festival performances.
Cork-born singer-songwriter Meadhbh Walsh has sold out headline tours in the USA, performed at major festivals and Irish venues, and achieved a career milestone with a sold-out show at the Gleneagle INEC Arena.
Her album On My Own topped the Irish charts, and Meadhbh has carved a path in contemporary folk while staying true to her roots, with original composition and old Irish classics.
On Saturday, March 29, Monroe’s Live welcomes Irish band, The 4 of Us, for a fully seated show, full of their celebrated hits.
Formed by brothers Brendan and Declan Murphy in Newry, Co Down, the band has enjoyed decades-long careers with ten acclaimed albums and a sound that fuses roots and rock.
Their debut album Songs for the Tempted went double platinum. They broke into the British charts with 'She Hits Me' in 1992 and continued to build on their success with releases like 'Off the Record', 'Live at Vicar Street', and 'Sugar Island'.
Tickets €25/€27.50 from www.monroes.ie
