Open House Belfast 2013 Programme

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THANK YOU

A huge and heartelt thank you to all our unders, sta, committee members, artists, volunteers, estival

partners, supportive riends and amily members, and o course, most importantly, the people who buy thetickets and come to the concerts.

BOOKING FEE

Tere is a 1 booking ee per ticket to cover the ollowing three costs: bank charges,card data protection charges and icketsolve administration ees. Any additional costs are included

within the cost o your ticket.

FOREWORD

HE LILES BIRDS SING

HE PREIES SONGS

For our 15th estival Open House will be gettingup-close-and-personal. Most music acionadosagree that olk music works best in an intimate, live

setting. Damned right it does. Its easier to connectwith a ddle player when you can see the whiteso his eyes . Plus, here at Open House HQ wereagreed that the current climate (both economic andmeteorological) is not conducive to taking big riskson large scale outdoor shows. And bigger isnt alwaysbetter. So, weve decided that all our events in 2013will be taking place in relaxed, amiliar and intimatevenues and, seeing as its our 15th birthday, werecelebrating by giving you 15 shows at just 5 each,

plus a whole series o ree events, including Irish

and American traditional music sessions. Lookingorward to getting up close and personal with youin June.

Festival Director, Kieran Gilmore

We are delighted to continue in our support o oneo Northern Irelands most vibrant music estivals.

Open House has grown rom strength to strengthand in popularity throughout its een years, thisis unquestionably due to the generosity o the OpenHouse team who have worked to make it a estivalor all. As they launch their 15th estival we lookorward to more inspiration, more memorablemusical evenings and the introduction o greatmusic to more new audiences.

Norn McKinney, Director o Arts Development,

Arts Council o Northern Ireland

TO CELEBRATE THE 15TH YEAROF OPEN HOUSE FESTIVAL,WE ARE OFFERING

15 CONCERTS FOR 5 EACH

IF BOOKED ONLINE IN ADVANCE AT OPENHOUSEFESTIVAL.COM


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BUYING TICKETS

All tickets or the 15 estival concerts are 5 i boughtonline beore 15th June at openhouseestival.comusing our secure bar coded print-at-home bookingsystem. Please value and treat this print-at-homeoption as a hard copy ticket. For ticketing queries

please email us at [email protected] orcall the estival oce on 028 9032 9779

SEATING AT FESTIVAL EVENTS

None o our venues has xed, numbered seating,so seats cannot be booked in advance. Some eventswill be ully seated, some will be partially seated,and some will be standing room only. Any seatingis on a rst come rst served basis. Please checkindividual events in this programme or with ourbox oce beore you book tickets.

REFUNDS

Please note that we can only oer reunds orexchange tickets in the case o a cancelled event.

CONTACT US

Oh Yeah Music Centre,15-21 Gordon Street, Belast B1 2LGAlso available on Facebook, Youube and witterEmail: [email protected]

el: 028 9032 9779www.openhouseestival.com

Open House Festival is a music charityand a company limited by guarantee.Charity No. X32992Company Registration No: NI42872

OHF IS A MEMBER OF

Te Association o Independent Festivals (AIF)Te NI Council or Voluntary Action (NICVA)Volunteer NowBelast Festivals ForumArts & Business

FESTI VAL STAFF

Festival Director: Kieran GilmoreFestival Manager: Louise McElvannaFinance Manager: Alison Gordon

PART TIME

OR FREELA NCE STAFFBox Oce Manager: Amy RobinsonProduction & artist advancing: Charlene HegartyProduction engineer: John McGurganIntern: Minna ukiainen

MANAGEMENT

COMMITTEE & TRUSTEES

Chair: Craig WalkerSecretary: Catherine BoyleVice Chair: Jim RaineyPaul FlynnRosemarie McHughSara Gunn-Smith

Artwork & design by imothy Farrellwww.timothyarrell.co.ukWebsite design by Jim Johnstonewww.jimimon.com

MAILING LIST

We only use our mailing list to send you detailso our events. We NEVER pass on your details toother organisations. Let us know i you want yourdetails added to our mailing list, or i you want tochange or remove your details rom it.

DISABLED ACCESS

We try to ensure maximum access to estival events.Please check each venue or urther details. Iyou have special requirements (such as seatingat a non-seated gig) we will do our very best toaccommodate you.

PRINCIPLE FUNDER FUNDERS

SUPPORTED BY

BELFAST AMERICAN

FOLK & ROOTS CLUB


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WEDNESDAY 19TH JUNE 2013

THE GREEN ROOM, BLACK BOX,18-22 HILL ST. BELFAST BT1 2LA

TICKETS: ONLINE ADVANCE PRICE 5DOOR PRICE 10

DOORS: 7.30PM // OVER 18SLIMITED UNRESERVED SEATING& STANDING

Both hailing rom the Sussex coastline, IsobelAnderson and Ruby Colley rst met in 2011 whileplaying together at Glastonbury. A shared love oBritish traditional and contemporary Folk has led to

joint perormances at Te Secret Garden Party, CecilSharpe House and alongside Anais Mitchell, SineadOConnor and the late John Martyn. Te duo areworking on their rst collaborative recording, an EPo traditional olk songs, beautiully reinterpretedthrough voice, guitar and violin. 2013 will alsosee Ruby working on several lm and dancecollaborations as well as Isobel releasing her thirdstudio album.

IF YOU LIKE

Sandy Denny, Laura Marling, Te Low Anthem,Passenger, Lisa Hannigan, James VincentMcMorrow, Lucy Rose or June abor thenyou will love this.

ISOBELANDERSON

RUBYCOLLEY


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LNASAWEDNESDAY 19TH JUNE 2013BLACK BOX, 18-22 HILL ST.BELFAST BT1 2LA

TICKETS: ONLINE ADVANCE PRICE 5DOOR PRICE 12.50DOORS: 8PM / OVER 18S

FULLY SEATED (UNRESERVED)

In October 1997, Irelands all-star quintet Lnasareleased their dbut CD. Since that auspiciousbeginning, Lnasa has become one o the mostsought-aer bands on the international Irish musicscene. Te bands inventive arrangements andbass-driven grooves steered Irish acoustic musicinto surprising new territory.

Sixteen years and eight recordings on rom thatacclaimed debut the groups newly released albumwith the R Concert Orchestra showcases someo Lnasas best known sets in a completely newsetting. Arranged by Niall Vallely, brother othe bands uilleann piper Cillian, amiliar tunesscale new heights, taking the listener on a verymemorable musical journey. Sean Smyth (ddle),Kevin Craword (fute and low whistles), CillianVallely (uilleann pipes), revor Hutchinson (doublebass) and Ed Boyd (guitars).


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THURSDAY 20TH JUNE 2013THE GREEN ROOM, BLACK BOX,18-22 HILL ST. BELFAST BT1 2LA


DOORS: 7.30PM / OVER 18SMOSTLY STANDING WITH LIMITEDUNRESERVED SEATING

Wry and subversive, the writing andperormances here are rst-rate, olk-based andundeniably unique. Te Washington Post

Like most people, Open House rst came across BhiBhiman (pronounced Bee Beeman) upon the releaseo his album last year, when he made a blisteringappearance singing Guttersnipe on Later with Jools.

We were hooked by his looks, his smart suitand most o all by his voice.

Although his parents are emigrants rom Sri Lanka,Bhi Bhiman is an American original and yet heseems transported rom an era when songs weremore important than the pretty aces that deliveredthem. Bhis mix o humour and deep empathy putshim in the company o distinguished (and mucholder) lielong songsmiths like John Prine, NickLowe, Randy Newman and Bob Dylan.

Pure Americana olk the most exciting Iveheard in a long while. Chicago imes

IF YOU LIKEJosh Ritter, AA Bondy, Fionn Regan, MonstersO Folk, Conor Oberst, Stornoway or Lord Huronyou will love this.

BHIBHIMAN


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SEAMIEODOWD

OPEN HOUSE FESTIVAL

IN ASSOCIATION WITH

SUNFLOWER FOLK CLUB PRESENTS

THURSDAY 20TH JUNE 2013THE SUNFLOWER BAR,

65 UNION ST, BELFAST BT1 2LG(BEHIND CENTRAL LIBRARY)


DOORS: 7.30PM / OVER 18SLIMITED UNRESERVED SEATING

Brought up in a family steeped in the musical

traditions of South Sligo, and making his rst

radio broadcast at the age of ten, Seamie ODowd

is a guitarist, singer and songwriter, but also a

renowned multi-instrumentalist playing ddle,

harmonica and mandolin. Seamie has shared stages

across the world with many of the great folk and

traditional musicians including Mairtn OConnor,

Christy Moore, Cathal Hayden, Dervish, Dick

Gaughan, Matt Molloy and Liam OFlynn. Some of

Seamies most recent sonic adventures include lm

soundtrack work.

IF YOU LIKEAndy Irvine, Christy Moore, Dervish, Dick

Gaughan, Paul Brady, Planxty or Martin Carthy,

then you will love this.


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THURSDAY 20TH JUNE 2013BLACK BOX, 18-22 HILL ST.BELFAST BT1 2LA

TICKETS: ONLINE ADVANCE PRICE 5

DOOR PRICE 12.50

DOORS: 8PM / OVER 18SFULLY SEATED (UNRESERVED)

With each successive album, Luka Bloom digsdeeper and gazes wider. He is on top orm.Te Irish imes ****

Open House is good riends with the extendedMoore amily so we cant quite understand whyits taken us so long to bring Luka Bloom to theestival? His reputation as one o Irelands leading

perorming and recording artists is certainly nothindered by Tis New Morning, his stunning latestrelease o 2012, and his rst album since 2009.

Te combination o melodic, yet thought-provoking,material along with incredible skill in connectingwith his audience on classics such as Te Cityo Chicago and You Couldnt Have Come At ABetter ime, is a live experience that any buddingsongwriter should aspire to.

IF YOU LIKEPaul Brady, Rodney Crowell, John Spillane, MauraOConnell, Christy Moore, Eddi Reader or RalphMcell then youll love this.

LUKABLOOM


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FRIDAY 21ST JUNE 2013

THE SUNFLOWER BAR,65 UNION ST, BELFAST BT1 2LG(BEHIND CENTRAL LIBRARY)

TICKETS: FREE ADMISSION

NO COVER CHARGE

DOORS: 7.30PM / OVER 18SLIMITED UNRESERVED SEATING

Te Belast American Folk & Roots Club meet inTe Green Room on the last Saturday night o eachmonth but or Open House will decamp to Te

Sunfower to present a very special Friday eveningo Americana Roots music, and all completely reeo charge. Please note that admission is on a rstcome, rst served basis.

Singing songs o dark hearts, whiskey and losttractor plans, Te White Mansions were blowntogether like tumbleweed rom the dying breath oseveral Belast roots bands.Tis powerul ve piece string band tips its hat at itscountry, bluegrass and Americana infuences witha reshness and vibrancy matched by original andheartelt songwriting.

THE WHITE MANSIONSSARA SWENSONMIKE DONAGHY

IN ASSOCIATION WITH OPEN HOUSE FESTIVAL

PRESENT FREE FRIDAY WITH

THE BELFAST AMERICAN FOLK & ROOTS CLUB


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SATURDAY 22ND JUNE 2013THE GREEN ROOM, BLACK BOX,18-22 HILL ST. BELFAST BT1 2LA


DOORS: 3PM / ALL AGESMOSTLY STANDING ROOM

Please note that this is an aernoon show.

Jesca Hoop is like a our sided coin. She is an oldsoul, like a black pearl, a good witch or red moon.

Her music is like going swimming in a lake atnight. om Waits

Aer growing up singing olk tunes with herMormon amily in Northern Caliornia, Jesca Hoop,at age 16, broke away rom her strict upbringingand began what she calls her lie as a racoon, othe grid & close to nature. Hoop has since lived allover the map, rom working as a wilderness survivalguide to chalking up skills in arming, surveying andcarpentry. She settled down or the ve years thatshe was nanny to om Waits amily, then came toEurope to tour with Elbow. Tough she now residesin Manchester, Hoop decamped to Los Angeles torecord her third album, Te House Tat Jack Built,which was released last year to critical acclaim. Shesa dicult singer to categorise olky, experimental,slightly o-kilter, with complex tunes and darksensual lyrics, yet also catchy and at times almostcommercial but always spellblinding.

IF YOU LIKEVillagers, Devendra Banhart, Sharon van Etten,Smoke Fairies, Bat For Lashes, Vashti Bunyan,Kate Bush, Emmy Te Great or Joanna Newsom,then you will love this.

JESCA

HOOP


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SATURDAY 22ND JUNE 2013BLACK BOX, 18-22 HILL ST.

BELFAST BT1 2LA


DOORS: 2PM / ALL AGES WELCOME,CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY ANADULT / UNRESERVED SEATING& SOME STANDING

Please note that this is an aernoon show

Last year, long-time Solas members Mick McAuley(accordion) and Winired Horan (ddle) joinedorces with the amazing Kilkenny-born guitaristColm OCaoimh or the breakaway album, SailingBack o You, and we are delighted to welcome theirdynamic live show to this years estival.

Colm, who is a ounding member o the steadilyrising Irish group Caladh Nua (meaning NewHarbour) brings his own unique style o tune-backing while enhancing the subtleties o Winiredsunmistakable ddle sound. Trow in Micks vocaland instrumental talents and it all goes to makeexceptional and exhilarating Irish traditional music.

IF YOU LIKEAltan, Solas, De Dannan, Mairtn OConnor,Cherish Te Ladies, Planxty, Dervish or Capercaillie,then youll love this.

MICKMcAULEY,WINIFREDHORAN

COLM

OCAOIMH


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SATURDAY 22ND JUNE 2013BLACK BOX, 18-22 HILL ST.

BELFAST, BT1 2LA


DOORS: 8PM / OVER 18S ONLYMOSTLY STANDING ROOM

Let us introduce you, or the second time,to Little Bear, a antastic our piece band romDerry-Londonderry. Te rst introductions weremade back in November when, as part o ourFieen Free Fridays, they played in Te Galley(best wee venue in Belast, anyone?)

Little Bear are receiving amazing reviews - includingFlavour O Te Month and Ones o Watch romBBC introducing. Teir recent shows include anappearance at Dublins Hard Working Class Heroesestival and both the Derry and London junctures oOther Voices. We predict a big uture or Little Bear.Tey are currently recording their rst single, to bereleased on Smalltown America.

Id Let You Win is one o the most beguilingtunes weve heard in quite some time. Jim Carroll,Irish imes.

Biggles Flys Agains debut album RememberSaturday sounds like one o those great pop albumsyou used to listen to and there are several reasonswhy. Te rst and most obvious one is that theman behind the moniker, Dubliner Conor Deasy,is especially adept at craing 3 minute pop gems.

Secondly Remember Saturday was recorded withthe aid o instruments rom a orgotten era, namelyCasio and Yamaha keyboards, a Hammond organand a BBC Neve recording console. We also predicta bright uture or Biggles Flys Again.

Unassuming, unpretentious and brilliantlyexecuted Te Sunday imes - Album o the Week

IF YOU LIKELocal Natives, Beach Boys, Fleet Foxes, Middle East,

Villagers, Bright Eyes, Yeasayer or Grizzly Bearyou will love this.

LITTLE BEARBIGGLES FLYS AGAIN


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+ HELL-BILLY DJ SET

HILLBILLY HELL FEATURING

THE BACKYARD DEVILSHAT FITZ CARA ROBINSON


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SATURDAY 22ND JUNE 2013

EMPIRE MUSIC HALL, 42 BOTANICAVENUE, BELFAST BT7 1JQ


DOOR PRICE 10

DOORS: 8PM / OVER 18S ONLYLATE BAR / STANDING ROOM& UNRESERVED SEATING

Fancy isnt a word oen heard in Eastern Canadaand there is nothing ancy about Te BackYardDevils. With songs about guns, girls, god, drinkingand outlaws, theyre simply playing the music theylove. Teir debut album is a well-blended mix o

dirty country, rockabilly and bluegrass and it refectsexactly what they sound like onstage.

I have seen the uture o rockabilly-bluegrass-classic country and its name is BackYard Devils.

Bob Mersereau, CBC V

Hat Fitz & Cara Robinson have recently nishedrecording their new album Wiley Ways whichhad them banging bed pans and packing cigarettebox pedals into old leather glad bags or their muchsought aer sound. Tis dynamic duo, who live outin the bush in Australia, have skillully combinedtheir music o hill style country blues with old timeolk as i written rom a time once orgotten.

Hat Fitz & Cara pack more energy, emotion andsheer musical exuberance into one song than mostmanage in a whole career. Spiral Earth

IF YOU LIKEAlabama 3, Seasick Steve, the soundtrack romO Brother, Where Art Tou?, Old Crow MedicineShow, Rev Peytons Big Damn Band, AgnosticMountain Gospel Choir or Te Devil MakesTree then youll love this.


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SATURDAY 22ND JUNE 2013THE SUNFLOWER BAR, 65 UNION ST,BELFAST BT1 2LG(BEHIND CENTRAL LIBRARY)


DOORS: 8PM / OVER 18SLIMITED UNRESERVED SEATING

From Boise, Idaho, USA and ronted by multi-instrumentalist ravis Ward, Hillolk Noirs peculiartake on mountain music is ltered through a hal-century o olk, country and rock n roll and ed byan anity or medicine show culture and string-band blues. Te band calls their music Junkerdashwhich denotes a certain psychedelic swamp-shackrags. o keep it simple you could describe them asa dark, country-tinged, swampy-swingin, hillbilly-delta-blues-ragtime machine!

Te jugband tradition is alive and more thanwell; Hillolk Noir bring a punky, spunky spirit tothe blues and old-time. Te Herald

HILLFOLKNOIR


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SUNDAY 23RD JUNE 2013BLACK BOX, 18-22 HILL ST. BELFAST,BT1 2LA


DOOR PRICE 12.50

DOORS: 2PM / ALL AGES WELCOME,CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIEDBY AN ADULT / UNRESERVED

SEATING & SOME STANDING

Simone Felice has the poetic gis and earlessaesthetic to rank among the all-time greats, romCohen to Cave. Te elegraph

Where do I start about Simone Felice writer,poet, songwriter, singer, drummer, brother o Ianand James and many other brothers ather oPearl, his blue-eyed daughter who was born in asummer thunderstorm Simone has had two near-death experiences which the Guardian newspaper

commissioned him to write about Simone and hisbrothers rocked the roots music world when theyormed their band he was born in the Catskills, hehas a classic Suzuki G bike which he rides in upstateNew York in the summer as part o the Duke &Te King band at Open House 2010 they perormedone o the most extraordinary shows the estival hasever seen (on a Sunday aernoon in the Black Boxno less) he read rom his book, Black Jesus, at theNo Alibis book tent during Open House 2009 hecalls me brother, he is a good buddy o and touredwith Conor Oberst, he is a riend o and recorded& toured with Mumord & Sons a month beorehis daughter Pearl was born Simone underwentemergency open heart surgery or a congenital heartdeect two weeks aer the live-saving surgery heappeared at Pete Seegers Clearwater Festival to helprid their beloved Hudson river o industrial wasteSimone lives less than a mile rom the creek-house hewas born in, and likes to travel the world sharing hissongs and stories Simone has an e at the end butits still pronounced Simon.

We think Simone Felice is one cool mother. SimoneFelice will be joined by Simi Stone she is one bad-ass musician & singer too.

SIMONE FELICE


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SUNDAY 23RD JUNE 2013

THE JOHN HEWITT, 51 DONEGALL ST.BELFAST BT1 2FH

TICKETS: ONLINE ADVANCE PRICE 5DOOR PRICE 8.50

DOORS: 2PM / LIMITED UNRESERVEDSEATING WITH SOME STANDING ROOM

/ ALL AGES CHILDREN WELCOME IFACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT

Please note that this is an aernoon show

Te name Shane McAleer is as amiliar in the world-wide Irish traditional music community as it is inhis adopted city o Belast. Originally rom Omagh,Co. yrone, he rst came to national attention aer

winning the 1990 ddle title at the All-Ireland Fleadhin Sligo. In 1991, aged just 18, he joined then up-and-coming Sligo band, Dervish, with whom he recordedtheir award-winning rst our albums, and perormedat many o the worlds largest olk estivals, sharingstages with the likes o Christy Moore, Paul Brady,Te Dubliners and Sinead OConnor.

His debut solo recording Long ime, No See whicheatures Irish traditional tunes as well as a coupleo sel-compositions, has been recorded with andproduced by long time riend, guitarist and ellowOmagh man, Eamon McElholm (Solas) and eaturesEamon Murray (Beoga) on bodhran and RyanODonnell on bouzouki.

SHANEMcALEERWITH EAMONMcELHOLM,EAMONMURRAY& RYAN

ODONNELL


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SUNDAY 23RD JUNE 2013THE GREEN ROOM, BLACK BOX,

18-22 HILL ST. BELFAST BT1 2LA


DOOR PRICE 8

DOORS: 8PM / OVER 18SSTANDING ROOM WITH LIMITEDUNRESERVED SEATING

Grand Prizewinner, Belast-Nashville

Songwriting Competition

exas-born, New York City-based songwriter,Jarrod Dickensons slightly spooky melodies and

lyrics evoke a mid-Western post-war America,when cars ran on leaded gas, television hadntyet kidnapped the countrys imagination andmen wore hats every day. On his latest album,Te Lonesome raveller, Jarrods refective lyrics,almost like hand-written letters, remind us thathuman stories o lost love, sudden ortune andabiding mystery transcend the decades... andnothing is better or worse right now than its everbeen.

IF YOU LIKEIron & Wine, John Fullbright, Dylan LeBlanc,Gillian Welch, Fionn Regan, James ayloror Willy Mason then youll love this.

JARRODDICKENSON

+ EMILY-ROSECONLON


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BELFASTFOLKFEATURING

GERRY CREEN,CONOR CREEN &CLARE DIAMONDJANE & FRANK

CASSIDY, MAURICE& ANNA LEYDENFRETWEARLONESOME

GEORGE


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SUNDAY 23RD JUNE 2013THE JOHN HEWITT, 51 DONEGALL ST.

BELFAST BT1 2FH


DOORS: 7.30PMLIMITED UNRESERVED SEATING WITHSOME STANDING ROOM

Belastolk oers a combination o establishedperormers on the Belast olk scene plus some

very exciting young talent.

Gerry Creen is a leading singer songwriter in thecity with a long and distinguished history, appearingalongside major artists at concerts and estivals hereand abroad. Joining him on stage will be son Conor(keyboards) and neice Clare Diamond (accordion).

Jane Cassidy and Maurice Leyden are no strangers toOpen House, rom several specially commissionedwalking and singing tours o the Cathedral Quarterat past Open House estivals. Both are respectedolk singers with an extensive repertoire coveringmany styles. Jane will appear with brother Frank, atalented multi instrumentalist. Maurice will perormwith his and Janes daughter Anna (o Go Wolame!) on keyboards.

Completing the line-up will be two up-and-cominglocal duos: Fretwear, eaturing the olky-bluesysound o John racey and Kevin Bartlett, and multi-instrumentalists Joe Campbell-McArdle and MylesMcCormack, better known as two hs o the bandLonesome George.

WWW.BELFASTFOLK.CO.UK

BELFASTFOLK


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MORGAN

OKANEBAND

SUNDAY 23RD JUNE 2013BLACK BOX, 18-22 HILL ST.BELFAST, BT1 2LA


DOOR PRICE 10

DOORS: 7.30PM / OVER 18SSOME SEATING (UNRESERVED)AND SOME STANDING

Every so oen, just when you think the well is dryand the tradition is dead, you are grateully remind-ed that there is still water down there and that thetradition was only sleeping. Morgan OKane romCharlottesville, Virginia, is one o those reminders.A virtuoso banjo player, shouter and activist nowbased in New York City, Morgan recalls two othertransplanted legendary southern artists; Rever-end Gary Davis and Aunt Molly Jackson. Like thereverend, Morgan honed his skills making a living asa busking street artist. Like Aunt Molly, he has kepthis connection to his Appalachian home.

While Morgan OKane clearly knows his way aroundthe old tunes, this aint no revival - he is moreinterested in creating his own, helped by the vir-tuoso band o New York Citys Dobro genius, ZekeHealy, the one-and-only Ferd Moyse IV on ddle(Hackensaw Boys) and Liam Crill on spoons. Toseo you who have attended Open House Festival overthe years will know just how appropriate it is thatMorgan & Ferd and the guys close this years estival.

Good time ukulele and sing-along vibes comes romour very own democratic orchestra o the people,the mighty Uke Belast. We have seen the uture orock n roll and it eatures at least one ukulele.

IF YOU LIKEWilliam Elliot Whitmore, Old Crow Medicine Show,Te Hackensaw Boys, rampled By urtles, PokeyLaFarge and Jonny Corndawg, youll love this.

WITH FERD 4 (FIDDLE),ZEKE HEALY (DOBRO)& LIAM CRILL (SPOONS)

FESTIVAL FINALE

UKE BELFAST


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OPEN HOUSE SESSION TRAIL

T H UR S 2 0T H J UNE

Sunfower bar 5:30pm: Gypsy Jazz session with Manouche

Kitchen Bar 8 to 10pm: Session with Aaron Hagan and riends

Kellys Cellars 9 to midnight: Session with Patrick OHare and riends

Duke o York 10pm to late: Session hosted by Donal OConnor and riends

McHughs 5 to 8pm Aiden Walsh, Ruair Cunnane, Ruadhra OKane

F R I 2 1ST J UNE

Te Garrick - 5.30 to 9pm: Session with Gary Dufy, Teresa Clarke and riends

Maddens 6 to 9pm: Session with Ruadhra OKane and riends

McHughs 4 to 7pm: American Session with Ian Carmichael and riends

Sunfower Bar 7 to 10pm: Session with Myles, Joe & Dermot rom Lonesome GeorgeMaddens - 10- to late: Session with Desy Adams, Darragh Murphy and riends

SAT 22ND JUNE

McHughs - noon to 3pm: Brian Connolly and riends

McHughs 3 to 6pm: Session with Steve Porter and riends

Kitchen Bar 3 to 6pm: Session with Carol McConville and riends

Sunfower Bar - 8pm onwards: Appalachian session with the Ragged & Rough String Band

Te Hateld Bar 10pm to late: Session with Jason ORourke, Conor Caldwell and riends

Maddens 10pm to late: Session with Shane McAleer and riendsSUN 2 3 R D J UNE

Te Garrick 3 to 7pm: Session with Desy Adams and riends

McHughs 2 to 4pm: Slower session!

Maddens 9pm to late: Festival nale session


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QUI C K G UI D E

WEDNESDAY 19T H JUNE

Isobel Anderson & Ruby Colley Doors 7.30pmTe Green Room 5.00 / 10.00

Lnasa Doors 8.00pmBlack Box 5.00 / 12.50THURSDAY 20TH JUNE

Bhi Bhiman Doors 7.30pmTe Green Room 5.00 / 8.00

Seamie ODowd Doors 7.30pmTe Sunfower Bar 5.00 / 8.00

Luka Bloom Doors 8.00pm

Black Box 5.00 / 12.50FRIDAY 21ST JUNE

Free Friday, Te White Mansions, Sara Swenson & Mike Donaghy Doors 7.30pmTe Sunfower Bar Free

SATUR DAY 22N D JUN EMick McAuley, Winired Horan & Colm OCaoimh Doors 2.00pmBlack Box 5.00 / 10.00

Jesca Hoop Doors 3.00pm

Te Green Room 5.00 / 10.00

Little Bear, Biggles Flys Again Doors 8.00pmBlack Box 5.00 / 10.00

Hillbilly Hell, Te Backyard Devils, Hat Fitz & Cara Doors 8.00pmEmpire Music Hall 5.00 / 10.00

Hillolk Noir Doors 8.00pmTe Sunfower Bar 5.00 / 8.00

SUNDAY 23R D JUNE

Simone Felice Doors 2.00pmBlack Box 5.00 / 12.50

Shane Mc Aleer & Friends Doors 2.00pmTe John Hewitt 5.00 / 8.50

Jarrod Dickenson, Emily-Rose Conlon Doors 8.00pmTe Green Room 5.00 / 8.00

Morgan OKane band Doors 7.30pmBlack Box 5.00 / 10.00

Belastolk Featuring Gerry Creen, Conor Creen & Clare DiamondJane & Frank

Cassidy, Maurice & Anna Leyden, Fretwear, Lonesome George. Te John Hewitt

Doors: 7.30pm

5.00 / 10.00


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