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New album to be launched in Cashel
Fiárock will be launching their debut album, An Tús, on Friday, January 23 in Brú Ború,Cashel.
Fiárock, a traditional Irish band that spans both sides of the Atlantic, is set to release their anticipated debut album, An Tús, in early 2026. One of their launches will be at the famous Irish traditional music venue, Brú Ború in Cashel.
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This stunning compilation of thirteen tracks puts their vibrant energy, technical mastery, and immaculate arranging on full display.
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The line-up of Fiárock spans both sides of the Atlantic, and each member brings with them the traditions and influences of their varied regions and backgrounds.
It includes: Darragh Carrey-Kennedy from Roscrea,Clíona Halley from Cork, Nicolle Fig from Mexico and Evan Powell from Texas.
The concert will start at 8pm and doors will open at 7.30pm. Tickets can be purchased by telephone on 062 61122. This evening promises to be a great night of tradition and entertainment.
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