Dublin duo All Tvvins, will headline the first of the Bord na Móna Hearth Sessions on Wednesday November 22 in the Parlour at legendary Dublin venue Whelan’s.
All Tvvins will be complimented by Donegal band Little Hours, one of the breakthrough acts of the 2017 Festival circuit.
They'll also be joined Cork singer/songwriter Stephanie Rainey and Ye Vagabonds.
This series of intimate acoustic sets, where fans can win tickets through the Bord na Móna Facebook page, will continue in December at three pubs, featuring acoustic sets around the fire from Little Hours, Stephanie Rainey and Ye Vagabonds.
The venues for each of the subsequent Hearth Sessions will be determined through votes on social media.
Little Hours' John Doherty recently told RTÉ Entertainment that there is no bad blood between him and former bandmate Ryan McCloskey.
Doherty says McCloskey's exit makes sense and promised fans that there is still "so much more to come" from the band.
"There's a few of the guys that play with me from home as well that have always been a part of it, so there is still a gang of us that are involved in Little Hours. I'm just sort of taking the lead at the moment." Doherty said.
The singer admits that while it will be weird not having McCloskey around anymore, he's glad his long-time collaborator is getting to do what he wants.
"It's all good. We were friends long before we were in the band. I completely get where he is coming from. He just wants to go and travel and write for other people and things like that." Doherty said.
