The funeral cortege of the late Philly Ryan passing through Clonmel on Wednesday afternoon. Picture John D Kelly
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Johnny McEvoy will perform in Ballykisteen on Friday January 31
The term ‘living legend’ is sometimes loosely accredited to artists in the music business but certainly not when people speak about Johnny McEvoy.
Johnny has always been highly acclaimed for the quality of his live concert shows and when his Early 2025 Tour was announced it received a huge response from his legion of fans nationwide as with Covid and its consequences he hasn't toured for the past 4 years.
His current live show is called ‘A nostalgic Evening of Song and Story’ and features all of Johnny’s songs,I ncluding Mursheen Durkin, Boston Burglar, Long before your Time, Rich Man’s Garden, Michael Collins etc, many of these songs penned by Johnny.
The lyrical clarity of Johnny’s vocals combined with gentle backing from excellent musicians is a joy to listen to and ensures a wonderful and joyful evening of ‘Song and Story’.
At the Great National Hotel Ballykisteen on Friday January 31(doors open 7.30)Tickets at Hotel, Ticketmaster or Pay at the Door on the night.
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