Singer-songwriter David Gray, Kildare rapper JYellowl, Soda Blonde, JC Stewart and The Howl & The Hum have been added to the bill for the second outing of Other Voices in Ballina on February 28 and 29.
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Multi-platinum, multi-Brit award and Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Gray will perform in St. Michael's Church to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of White Ladder, which became the biggest-selling album of all time in Ireland and one of the greatest and most heart-warming word-of-mouth successes in music.
Joining Gray is Soda Blonde, who rose from the ashes of Little Green Cars, and JyellowL, who draws on his Jamaican/Nigerian/Irish background to create a sound and vision that sets him apart on the domestic scene.
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Joining them on the bill are promising young songwriter JC Stewart who hails from Derry and The Howl & The Hum - a guitar-led four piece from York in England.
Elbow, Skinny Living, Denise Chaila, and Jesca Hoop were previously announced for the weekend.
Tickets for the TV recording performances will be available through competitions in national and local radio, press, online and to those who register for the Other Voices Music Trail.
All performances from St. Michael's Church will be live-streamed to the Music Trail venues throughout the town including The Loft, T Breathnach's, An Sean Sibin, An Bolg Bui, Harrisons, Paddy Macs, Bar Square, An Tarbh 47, The Cot and Cobble, Vincy’s Bar, and Shambles.
