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Kilkenny singer-songwriter Robert Grace announces eagerly awaited hometown gig Mark your calendars!  '); Graiguenamanagh's Robert Grace has been an ever-present voice over the airwaves during the pandemic but this talented singer-songwriter can now look forward to performing for local ears in person. Robert announced today that he will be playing a date at Kilkenny's Set Theatre on Tursday, November 11, 2021. In July 2020 Robert was signed to a JV recording deal with RCA US & Sony Music Germany. His first track for the label ‘Fake Fine’ went platinum in Ireland, spent five weeks at No 1 ...

Marc Newson pays tribute to his 1995 Coast restaurant design, looking at the space, furniture and objects he created for the groundbreaking London venue

&   iRadio in the Morning caught up with Kilkenny native Robert Grace to chat about the i Love Irish track ‘The Hurt You Gave Me’. As the title already suggests, it’s a genuine post-breakup song, disguised as an earworm in true Robert Grace songwriting fashion. A bipolar singalong anthem with laid-back urban pop beats, telling the story of the miserable “afterwards”: Of desperate nights, in which one seeks the answers to rhetorical questions with the help of high-percentage soul soothers, just to end up throwing oneself into the arms of some stranger(s). But Robert Grace wouldn’t...

Robert Grace Is The Platinum Certified King Of Kilkenny! Fergal D'Arcy Listen to this episode Share this article Kilkenny might be famous for a small ball but it's a platinum disc that gets the headlines these days. The cat who got the cream is Robert Grace. And well he deserves this moment. His perfectly timed smash hit single 'Fake Fine' went platinum in March. From GOLD to PLATINUM �� can’t believe I have a platinum selling record ♥️ thank you so much for streaming & downloading Fake Fine!! Love you guys ❣️❣️ pic.twitter.com/owvM5DQBl9 The super talented Irish musician is...

The Hurt You Gave Me.  Robert told Sarina that he has loads of songs written, so we've plenty to look forward to. He also revealed he's hoping to release an album early next year. "We're hoping the world will be somewhat back to normal at that stage..." The Irish artist shot to fame in lockdown, so he's excited to hopefully experience some of that success out in the real world soon. He said the one thing he really enjoys is, "going into radio stations."