We-Bloom : WILL / Jordan Higgins Quartet / Whisht / Cormac Ó Driscoll
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Delighted to say that we will be starting back on Nov 9th with an incredible lineup in an incredible new venue of Quinns of Drumcondra.
WILL
Will is a Dublin-based drummer and producer, best known for his work with Oceanna and Sei Green, and is currently developing a solo project blending live drums, loops and electronic textures
Jordan Higgins Quartet
Inspired by the compositions of John Scofield, MMW, Steely Dan & Chick Corea among others, Jordan formed this quartet in 2022 combining influences from the artists above as well as funk, jazz, blues and fusion.
Whisht
Whisht is a fresh new duo that blends traditional Irish music with electronic production and treatment, led by Eva Carroll on Concertina and vocals & Patrick stefan on sampler, drum machine and keyboards. Fresh from a debut gig supporting Madra Salach, Whisht are ready to make waves.
For fans of Róis, Cormac Begley, Enya, Four Tet & Brìghde Chaimbeul, Whisht is a new take on experimental Irish cross-collaboration, with authentic Irish traditional sounds in a bed of warm, electronic sounds, with long-form hypnotic sets conjuring ambient electronica and resonant drones. Whisht is rooted in tradition and forward looking, guided by the belief that traditional music is alive and breathing in a changing landscape.
Cormac Ó Driscoll
Cormac Ó Driscoll is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music blends folk with electronic and contemporary influences. Raised within the tradition of Irish music, he crafts a sound that leans into atmosphere, intimacy and experiment — exploring the boundaries of folk and what lies beyond. He writes at the intersection of queerness, rural identity, folklore and technology.
Before starting to perform solo in 2024, he spent years involved in various band projects and fronted his own, as Ragair. He has since supported acts such as Steven Van Betten, Katy Pinke and Brown Horse at their Dublin shows.
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WILL
Will is a Dublin-based drummer and producer, best known for his work with Oceanna and Sei Green, and is currently developing a solo project blending live drums, loops and electronic textures
Jordan Higgins Quartet
Inspired by the compositions of John Scofield, MMW, Steely Dan & Chick Corea among others, Jordan formed this quartet in 2022 combining influences from the artists above as well as funk, jazz, blues and fusion.
Whisht
Whisht is a fresh new duo that blends traditional Irish music with electronic production and treatment, led by Eva Carroll on Concertina and vocals & Patrick stefan on sampler, drum machine and keyboards. Fresh from a debut gig supporting Madra Salach, Whisht are ready to make waves.
For fans of Róis, Cormac Begley, Enya, Four Tet & Brìghde Chaimbeul, Whisht is a new take on experimental Irish cross-collaboration, with authentic Irish traditional sounds in a bed of warm, electronic sounds, with long-form hypnotic sets conjuring ambient electronica and resonant drones. Whisht is rooted in tradition and forward looking, guided by the belief that traditional music is alive and breathing in a changing landscape.
Cormac Ó Driscoll
Cormac Ó Driscoll is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music blends folk with electronic and contemporary influences. Raised within the tradition of Irish music, he crafts a sound that leans into atmosphere, intimacy and experiment — exploring the boundaries of folk and what lies beyond. He writes at the intersection of queerness, rural identity, folklore and technology.
Before starting to perform solo in 2024, he spent years involved in various band projects and fronted his own, as Ragair. He has since supported acts such as Steven Van Betten, Katy Pinke and Brown Horse at their Dublin shows.
Free entry!
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Where is it happening?
Quinn's Drumcondra, Darr James John, 48 Drumcondra Road Lower, Dublin, County Dublin, 9, Ireland
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