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Cashel is set to welcome the Irish traditional band Fiárock for their first ever live performance at Brú Ború on Thursday, 23rd January 2026, where the group will launch their highly anticipated debut album, An Tús.
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Fiárock brings together a transatlantic lineup, with Clíona Halley on concertina, Nicolle Fig on vocals and bodhrán, Evan Powell on piano, and Darragh Carrey-Kennedy on banjo.
The band’s performance promises a mix of traditional and newly composed tunes, combining flowing melodies with intricate arrangements and a selection of songs in both Irish and English.
The debut album, which has already generated excitement among fans of Irish music, highlights the group’s technical skill and vibrant energy.
With a mix of instrumental sets and songs, Fiárock’s sound is at once lively and carefully crafted, drawing on influences from both sides of the Atlantic.
The Brú Ború concert will run from 8pm to 10pm, offering audiences in Cashel a first glimpse of the band’s dynamic live performance.
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