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A poster advertising the Uproar Rock Chorus Acoustic Night
The Uproar Rock Chorus will sing the original works of a number of local singer/songwriters along with some well known pop and rock hits at a gig in The Coachman in Clonmel on Friday, June 9 at 8pm.
The Uproar Rock Chorus Acoustic Night will feature the popular choir performing with local singer/songwriters Ross Boland, Stuart Connolly, Kate Twohig and Eve Whelan as well as The Cedartowns Band.
It will be a great opportunity for music fans to hear the original works of these local artists who will perform with the choir.
Uproar Chorus’ Musical Director Eamon O’Malley said this concert follows hot on the heels of the choir’s success at the AIMs Choral Festival in New Ross where they achieved a highly commended award in their choral competition.
Uproar Chorus also travelled to England in April to participate in the Hull International Choral Festival.
Tickets for Uproar Chorus Acoustic Night at The Coachman on Parnell Street cost €15. Tickets are available via Eventbrite.
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