Andy Cooney's Dinner & Concert in the ICC Tent

Join us in The Irish Cultural Centre's marquee tent on Sunday, August 24th, for a delightful evening of music and song with Andy Cooney and his band!

Andy Cooney has nine Carnegie Hall sellouts under his belt, and also filled The David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center with The New York Tenors. His outstanding voice and dynamic stage presence have long been a favorite among young and old alike. His talent and versatility provide the ability to deliver a song directly to the hearts of his audience, and Andy is surely one of the greatest singing sensations on the Irish music scene today.

Christened "Irish America’s Favorite Son" by The New York Times, Andy is one of The New York Tenors, along with New York Italian Tenor Christopher Macchio and New York Puerto Rican Tenor Daniel Rodriquez, a trio which has been receiving high critical acclaim for decades.
Cooney has recorded 19 albums to date, including Bright Brand New Day with Phil Coulter and his Orchestra. Andy and Phil frequently tour together, including a 3-week U.S. Tour in 2017. Cooney’s latest CD, Irish Country Skyline, was released in the summer of 2016 as a journey back to his country music roots. This release has been getting huge airplay all over Ireland and the U.K. with his hit singles "On The Eighth Day" and "My Rose of Ballinrobe", both his own compositions.
Despite 2020's pandemic shut-down of the music industry, Andy managed to release 4 new singles, including “Take Me Back To Dublin”, “We’re All In This Together” with his son Ryan, “Come Tennessee Me Tonight” with country music legend Larry Gatlin and his latest single release in November 2020, “The Waltz of the Angels”. Cooney is also known for his Cruise of Irish Stars, which annually draws over 1,000 Irish and Irish-Americans on a Caribbean Cruise filled with the finest Irish entertainment including the great Ronan Tynan.
“Andy Cooney possesses an Angel’s voice” and “The Quaint turf fire warmth from his performance…thrilled the crowd…” – Mike Farragher, The Irish Voice 4-03.

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