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Robin James Hurt Set For Exclusive Online Concert From The Sound House, Dublin

  • Writer: The Sound Cafe
    The Sound Cafe
  • May 19, 2021
  • 2 min read


Born in Belfast, raised in Scotland and living in Wexford, Robin James Hurt’s talents as

a guitarist, singer and composer have brought him on a rich and varied path.


As well as releasing albums and having music featured on soundtracks, Robin is a hugely popular live performer, mixing traditional Celtic and original music with firecracker energy and flare, notching up several hundred shows a year from festivals (Glastonbury, Electric Picnic) to concert venues to intimate pub sessions.


Robin James Hurt was one of the first Irish artists to embrace livestreaming as a way of reaching his fanbase when lockdown hit last March. His weekly “Live from Kilmichael” livestreams on Facebook and YouTube, broadcast from his fireside, quickly attracted a following of thousands from all corners of the globe - and led to his acclaimed new album of the same name.


But the thrill, the passion of performing onstage under the lights has been lacking.

Says Robin, “I'm primarily a full time live performer and I play music to be heard. I can't explain how much I miss it. I'm so excited about this because I can play a full show on stage in a great venue and people can tune in and join in from anywhere in the world. It's a global gig!”


Robin James Hurt is proud to return to the live stage with an exclusive online-only concert at The Sound House, Dublin on Sunday May 23rd at 7.30pm UTC/local time (8.30pm CET, 2.30pm EST)


This show will feature a full production with venue lighting and HD quality Video and Audio and will be streamable on any device.


Robin will perform a full concert set, including special guests..Sinead O’Connor Ringwood – vocal (“Caledonia” duet) Clare Faherty (Band Of Moonlight Love) - concertina

Viewers will also be able to comment and interact with Robin during the show with a live comment stream!







Live at Spike Island, Electric Picnic 2019





 
 
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