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The legendary Seán Keane will take to the stage of the Watergate this Friday.
Renowned singer, Seán Keane was born in a small village called Caherlistrane near Tuam, Co. Galway. He grew up in a
family of singers and musicians and learned the Sean-nós style of singing from his mother and his aunts.
Seán’s musical voice is unique and his songs encompass a mixture of traditional Irish folk music, blues, and country. While his roots are in old Ireland with the Keane family tradition of Sean-nós singing, his voice lends itself beautifully to many different genres and his skill on the flute, whistles and pipes with which he punctuates songs, make his work unforgettable.
Seán’s songs such as;Isle of Hope, Isle of Tears;Galway to Graceland; and ;Home Away From Home; are enduringly popular as is his more recent material like;Paint me a picture of Ireland; Natures Little Symphony, and One More Hour.
He tours regularly with his band in Ireland, Austria, Germany, the US and Canada as well as appearing at major festivals world-wide and is looking forward his upcoming 2023 tour.
He continues to delight audiences all over the world with his live performances and all of his recorded work.
He will perform at the Watergate this Friday at 8pm and tickets are €31.
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