Tipperary gig for a musician whose music was shaped by the rhythms of the Atlantic

 Clonmel World Music is delighted to present one of Ireland's fastest-rising songwriters and musicians for a gig at Raheen House Hotel on April 24.

Niall McCabe is making big waves both here and abroad and he will bring his unique style to Clonmel for a show that will start at 8pm on the night.

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His recent appearance on The Tommy Tiernan show received widespread acclaim.
Due to ticket demand, the show has been moved to Raheen House Hotel, as the Moynihans show sold out quickly.
Born and raised on Clare Island, off the rugged west coast of Ireland, Niall McCabe’s music is shaped by the rhythms of the Atlantic, the warmth of fireside songs, and the echoes of generations past. Raised in a family-run pub where traditional Irish, folk, rock, and soul all blended into a single voice, McCabe developed a style that bridges past and present, tradition and evolution.

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With a voice that carries both the weight of history and the lightness of the open sea, McCabe has crafted a sound that is both timeless and deeply personal. His debut album, Rituals, earned widespread acclaim for its introspective songwriting and lush, folk-infused arrangements, solidifying his place as a singular voice in contemporary Irish music.