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Most excellent dudes - Damien O'Kane and Ron Block - Official (Alison Krauss and Union Station) - play the most gorgeous Cobargo Folk Festival !

Have a fab 30th birthday party Cobargo, there’ll be no shortage of picking 🎂🥳🪕🪕

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Get Repost App • Forte Magazine “Sometimes a person can change your outlook on life, even if they’re only passing through.”

Last week Irish folk artist Lorraine Nash dropped her new single ‘Whatever This May Be’, a song that is about letting go of control and feeling free in the unknown. The track marks a significant evolution in the multi-instrumentalists career as her first collaborative effort, enlisting Grammy-Award winning musician and producer Ron Block to bring it to life.
Out now, ‘Whatever This May Be’ is the start of her second album, one that will be introduced to audiences in Australian when she returns to our shores next year.
Nash caught up with our team to talk through the track and touring. Read it via the link in bio

Image credit: Bláthnaid O'Toole.

Here is the 'Whatever This May Be' single artwork

Pre save link here: https://ffm.to/whateverthismaybe

I've had a lot of fun working on the visuals for this new campaign and I've been working with some very talented people you should definitely check out -

Photography by my lovely pal Bláthnaid O'Toole

Graphic design by Paul at The 16K Design Works (I am so obsessed with my new logo)

It’s officially Lorraine Nash week..😊

Honestly though, I’m so happy Lorraine is playing the gorgeous Blue Mountains Music Festival

This new album she has recorded and produced with Ron Block - Official is incredible and charts a new path for this brilliant Itish artist. Music that you will hear live at Blue Mountains 🎶🎶🎶

☀️Looking forward to seeing Damien and Ron, banjo their way around the east coast of Australia ☀️

After seeing them play Your Roots Are Showing a few years back, their performances kept coming back to my mind. Very happy they will play Blue Mountains Music Festival

Ron Block (Alison Krauss and Union Station) and Damien O”Kane have two distinct banjo traditions, the fiery spirit of Irish tenor banjo and the soulful melodies of bluegrass. With O’Kane’s intricate fingerpicking and Block’s lightning-fast rolls, they craft a sound that is at once familiar and entirely new.”

“I challenge banjo non-believers not to be charmed.” — The Journal of Music

“I was utterly blown away by these guys. Exquisite musicianship. My gig of the year.” — Ralph McTell

“…inspirational…a new and innovative sound. The energy, groove and technique will inspire musicians of any genre.” – Gerry ‘Banjo’ O’Connor

Grab your tickets early ✅

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