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Niamh Crowther has announced a live show in Whelans, Dublin on 9th September to celebrate her widely acclaimed new EP.
* New Artist of the Week “her forthcoming EP further compounds the “one to watch” tag.” – The Irish Times
* “The day has become even sunnier thanks to ‘I’ll Be’, the first taster from Niamh Crowther’s eponymous EP” – Hotpress
* “Heartwrenching… Beautifully pitched vocals.. tastefully arranged strings” – BBC Radio Ulster
The two tracks “Little by Little” and “I’ll Be” have been generating lots of radio play in Ireland and the UK, including being playlisted on national radio and supported by a TV appearance.
Niamh came to prominence aged 16, when she beat over 15,000 other young people to claim the prestigious Youth Music Awards. The accompanying rave reviews and talk about town earned her “one to watch” accolades from the media. A succession of well received singles further enhanced her reputation. Her EP has so far amassed 400,000 streams on Spotify
On the live front Niamh has won new fans whilst supporting PictureHouse, Blink, Mundy and appearing at events and festivals like LeCheile, St Patrick’s Festival and “A Night for Pieta House” in the Olympia Theatre. Then there was the time she was invited to sing onstage with Richie Sambora on her 18th birthday.
Tickets are on sale now.
TICKETS
€10 available online from WAV Tickets or Lo-Call 1890 200 078 (1-8pm M-F, 4-8pm Sat)
– 50c per ticket service charge applies on phone, internet or creditcard bookings. Final ticket price may be higher from other outlets.
Strictly over 18′s, I.D. may be required.
AFTER THE GIG
Indie & Alternative Dance Party | Drinks Promos | 11pm til 3am or check out the bands playing The Midnight Hour in the upstairs venue – Free Entry via front door until 10:30pm
Niamh Crowther has announced a live show in Whelans, Dublin on 9th September to celebrate her widely acclaimed new EP.
* New Artist of the Week “her forthcoming EP further compounds the “one to watch” tag.” – The Irish Times
* “The day has become even sunnier thanks to ‘I’ll Be’, the first taster from Niamh Crowther’s eponymous EP” – Hotpress
* “Heartwrenching… Beautifully pitched vocals.. tastefully arranged strings” – BBC Radio Ulster
The two tracks “Little by Little” and “I’ll Be” have been generating lots of radio play in Ireland and the UK, including being playlisted on national radio and supported by a TV appearance.
Niamh came to prominence aged 16, when she beat over 15,000 other young people to claim the prestigious Youth Music Awards. The accompanying rave reviews and talk about town earned her “one to watch” accolades from the media. A succession of well received singles further enhanced her reputation. Her EP has so far amassed 400,000 streams on Spotify
On the live front Niamh has won new fans whilst supporting PictureHouse, Blink, Mundy and appearing at events and festivals like LeCheile, St Patrick’s Festival and “A Night for Pieta House” in the Olympia Theatre. Then there was the time she was invited to sing onstage with Richie Sambora on her 18th birthday.
Tickets are on sale now.