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06 Sept 2025
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In May, the Irish music organisation 'Other Voices' returned for a series of gigs in partnership with the Office of Public Works (OPW).
The series titled 'Anam – Songs for Hearts & Minds' featured performances from Adrianne Lenker, Martin Hayes, Sarah Crean, Lemoncello, TraviS & Elzzz, Oisín Leech, Uly, EFÉ, Mohammad Syfkhan, Moncrieff and more performing in prestigious heritage sites across Ireland.
The first in the series, a beautiful performance by US musician Adrianne Lenker who is lead singer in the popular indie folk band 'Big Thief', took place at Ormond Castle in Tipperary on May 9.
This performance is now available to watch online for a limited time on Other Voices' YouTube channel here
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