Sounds from a Safe Harbour happens from Thursday September 7 to Sunday September 10.
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The announcements join a stacked festival line-up, including major independent music artists like Feist, Wilco and supergroup Bonny Light Horseman Ye Vagabonds' Lighthouse Constellations residency, including Anna B Savage & Brìghde Chaimbeul, Cormac Begley, Crash Ensemble and more and experiences like Teac Damsa’s How to Be a Dancer, Luke Murphy’s Volcano, and much more besides.
Add our incredible director, Aoife McArdle to this and we have a lot to celebrate together on Irish soil." "Presenting the Irish Premiere of ‘All of This Unreal Time’ in our home town of Cork is very important for Cillian and I. The final work will be produced for The Abbey Theatre at a later date. "Working with The Abbey is a huge deal for the festival, we're thrilled to be working with them to bring Enda and his team back to Cork for the week to workshop ‘Untitled Song Cycle’ and share their work in progress with an audience. You'll see special guests listed on many events, we plan to share these details with you soon. We have one more piece of information to come later this month that will connect everything. Speaking on a heavily-loaded announcement, Festival Director Mary Hickson says: "This is the biggest SFSH to date - we are really pushing the boat out this year. Scottish piper Brighde Chaimbeul is among those performing on the festival's residency programme The Pav also plays host to the festival's late-night club, with DJ Sally Cinnamon anchoring proceedings with special guests on the Friday and Saturday nights. American songwriter and producer Caroline Rose will also perform at the venue that afternoon. Meanwhile, at the newly-refurbished Pavilion venue on Carey's Lane, Saturday September 9 sees a midday performance from Rónán Ó Snodaigh (Kíla) and Myles O'Reilly, with songs from new album The Beautiful Road representing a crossover of tradition and ambient music. Seanie Buttons presents Mayfield punks Pretty Happy at the Opera House's Green Room on Friday, September 8 and Cork-based singer and songwriter Elaine Malone launches debut LP Pyrrhic on Saturday, September 9, at the same venue.
Picture: Jacob BollĪmerican composer and musician Alex Somers, and special guests, head to the Marina Market on Saturday, September 9 at 10pm, providing "a way of experiencing music in a live environment where slowing down, focussing on your senses and being present in the moment are the aim", according to the Sigur Rós producer - patrons are encouraged to bring their yoga mats. On Saturday 9 and Sunday 10, the festival stages a co-production with the Abbey Theatre of Untitled Song Cycle, by festival co-curator Enda Walsh and Anna Mullarkey, at the Cork Arts Theatre sung by Aoife Duffin with projections by Jack Phelan - a work-in-progress detailing the impact of bullying and memory on a woman who leaves her small town.Īlex Somers' Liminal Soundbath in action.
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