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This month's Pastures of Plenty reminds us of the varied and assorted sources of what makes up what we call Folk music. Blues, Bluegrass, Country, Alternative and all the shades in between merge from one into the other. This week's show (June 28, 2023) includes some tasty picking from the likes of Stefan Grossman, Doc Watson and the Dillards; timeless songwriting with covers
Hozier has taken to the Woodsies Stage for a surprise set at Glastonbury. Check out the full setlist and footage below.
The Shortlist has been announced for the Meteor Choice Music Prize's 'Irish Song of the Year 2014.'
The guns roar at the York salute to mark the Queen’s 64 years on the throne. The Northern Echo’s report on the Queen’s salute In a ceremony with roots dating back almost two centuries, the 21-gun salute in York’s Museum Gardens blasted out. The Army’s senior officer in the north of England, Major General Giles Hill, hosted local dignitaries at the first of six annual Royal Salutes in York, one of only 12 saluting stations in the country – and the only one in the north of England. Soldiers from 3/29 (Corunna) Battery, 4 Regiment Royal Artillery travelled from their ba...
Updated / Thursday, 7 Jan 2021 13:48 Seana Kerslake and Stephen Jones star in Jones' play Northern Lights Solas Nua is a contemporary Irish arts organisation based in Washington DC. This year, Solas Nua will collaborate with RTÉ Drama On One to present a series of online "Listening Parties", beginning with the radio version of Stephen Jones's acclaimed play, Ahead of the series, Solas Nua’s Rex Daugherty describes how the organisation championed Irish arts, even in the year that was 2020... I’ve been a fan of the radio dramas that I’ve heard on RTÉ’s website, so I’m quite happy...