“Other Voices: Home at the Guinness Storehouse” will be streamed for free on YouTube and right here on IrishCentral from 7:30 pm Irish time on Wednesday, November 12.
Wednesday’s live event is the fifth edition of the “Other Voices: Home” series and will feature live, intimate performances from some of Ireland’s buzziest acts.
With Maykay on presenting duties, “Other Voices: Home from the Guinness Storehouse” will have a rip-roaring performance from The Mary Wallopers, the dreamy shoegaze sounds of Just Mustard, and the stunning voice of Tolü Makay.
On top of all that, viewers be treated to something very special from SOAK and Niamh Regan, as well as an incredible set from master Uilleann Piper Pádraic Keane.
You can tune into “Other Voices: Home at the Guinness Storehouse” on Wednesday, November 13 at 7:30 pm Irish time right here and over on our IrishCentral Facebook page:
The Mary Wallopers
The Mary Wallopers were formed by brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy and their friend Sean McKenna who began traveling the length and breadth of Ireland singing and collecting songs. During lockdown, they built up a huge online following playing livestreams from their home studio. In the years since, the band have expanded to a six piece and built a fierce reputation as a live act. They are: Andrew Hendy on banjo, Charles Hendy on guitar, Sean McKenna on guitar, Finian O’Connor on the pipes/Whistles, Roisin Barrett on bass and Ken Mooney on drums.
The Mary Wallopers.
Just Mustard
Formed in Dundalk, Ireland, Just Mustard consists of vocalist Katie Ball, guitarists David Noonan (also backing vocals) and Mete Kalyoncuoglu, bassist Rob Clarke, and drummer Shane Maguire. Their heady blend of noise, trip hop, and electronic-influenced music has helped them build a reputation as one of Ireland’s most thrilling new bands, both live and on record. Their 2018 debut ‘Wednesday’ earned acclaim at home and abroad – most notably capturing a RTE Choice Music Prize nomination for Irish Album of the Year.
Just Mustard.
Tolü Makay
Tolü Makay is an artist known for blending alternative pop & soul. Since the release of her EP “Being”, she’s carved out a distinct space in the music world with raw and empowering storytelling. Tolü’s journey gained international attention in 2021 when her cover of “N17” was televised moving the likes of Graham Norton to tears during a viral moment. In 2022, she starred in a documentary following the life of Lewis Capaldi and Niall Horan in Ireland. Additionally, she has performed for the President of Ireland at his 80th birthday celebration and the 100-year commemoration of Ireland in the National Concert Hall as well as being selected to perform at the 2020 EXPO in Dubai. She has also graced prestigious stages worldwide, including performing for the CEO of Google at the San Francisco headquarters and receiving critical acclaim in outlets such as Nialler 9, Hotpress, and IMAGE magazine, VIP magazine and the cover of Irish Country Magazine. In 2021, she was awarded the Tatler Artist of the Year award.
Tolü Makay.
Niamh Regan
Niamh Regan’s 2020 debut album ‘Hemet’ introduced her as an artist with a gift for crafting folk-tinged songs with a quiet, reflective intensity. The release started to make waves and led to nominations for both the RTE Folk Awards and the Choice Music Prize ‘Album of the Year’. The writing of the record was split between her hometown of Galway, and Hemet in California, where her husband is originally from. The release of her debut album brought her from open mics to headline tours around Ireland, UK, Australia, and more. Pairing this with many festivals and a variety of support opportunities with artists such as CMAT, Villagers, John Grant, SOAK, Patrick Watson, Sam Amidon, Sorcha Richardson, and many more, which has led to Niamh’s new-found confidence and joy performing on stage.
Niamh Regan.
SOAK
SOAK, the moniker of Irish singer-songwriter Bridie Monds-Watson, blends raw emotion with ethereal soundscapes. Described by The Guardian as “life-affirmingly raw pop,” SOAK captivates audiences with vulnerable lyrics and immersive live performances, earning praise for their emotional depth and authenticity in shaping modern indie music.
SOAK.
Pádraic Keane
Uilleann piper Pádraic Keane hails from Maree, Co Galway and was born into a great musical family. He is a tutor at many music festivals in Ireland and abroad. In 2011 he was awarded TG4 Young Musician of the Year. He has toured America as a soloist with The Irish Chamber Orchestra and has collaborated with Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin, The RTE Concert and Symphony Orchestras, as well as various string quartets. He has also toured Europe with Ragús and worked with Galway’s Irish language theatre group – An Taibhdhearc. He has featured on a number of albums including “The Rolling Wave” – a CD of young pipers issued by Na Píobairí Uilleann, “Tunes in the Church” and “Rogha Raelach” issued by Raelach Records. He has also performed at The Masters of Tradition festival held in Bantry House and curated by Martin Hayes. He recently released his highly anticipated debut solo album entitled, “In Full Tune” as well as two successful collaborative albums: “Beo” with Macdara Ó Faoláin and Páraic Mac Donnchadha and another with the group “Keane Connolly McGorman.”
Pádraic Keane
