When two artists are both called ‘a force’ by The Irish Times, you know you’re in for something special. For one night only, experience the raw power and fiery passion of Áine Tyrrell and Clare Sands, two unstoppable Irish voices joining together on stage in Australia for the first time.
‘Áine Tyrrell is a force’ – The Irish Times.
A songwriter and storyteller like no other, Áine Tyrrell weaves traditional folk roots with modern grit, delivering performances that are both intimate and electrifying. With her powerful voice and fierce spirit, she captivates audiences worldwide, leaving them spellbound and deeply moved. Her music speaks of resilience, justice, and the human experience, carrying the weight of history while igniting the spark of revolution.
‘Clare Sands is a bold, boundary-breaking force’ – The Irish Times.
Returning on tour from Ireland, Clare Sands – a sixth-generation fiddler and bilingual singer, Clare Sands is redefining Irish music. Channeling the sound of her ancestors while pushing it fearlessly into the future, she blends traditional roots with contemporary fire. Her electrifying stage presence and genre-defying sound have earned her a place among Ireland’s most exciting artists today. Her innovative approach and magnetic energy continue to captivate audiences, ensuring her music remains both timeless and trailblazing.
In times when the world feels overwhelming and division seems all too common, there’s a vital need to gather together in shared spaces. Music is the medicine for our weary souls, and these two artists know exactly how to deliver that. Their performance transcends a mere show—it’s a call to unite and let the healing power of music revive our spirits.
United by their deep mutual admiration, these two artists naturally come together on stage to create magic, regardless of the audience.
Don’t miss this one-off show at The Drill Hall Theatre, Mullumbimby on Saturday, March 29 from 7pm.
Tickets from humanitix.com.
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