What's on in Waterford: Live music, theatre, art exhibitions and more
Brian Kennedy, born in Belfast, is one of Ireland’s most acclaimed singer-songwriters and performers.
He rose to prominence as a backing vocalist for Van Morrison before establishing a successful solo career.
His breakthrough came with the chart-topping album 'A Better Man', in 1996, followed by a string of hit singles.
He later represented Ireland at Eurovision 2006.
Beyond music, he is also a novelist and TV presenter, admired for his enduring artistry.
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Step into the neon-lit madness of a night out as four doormen take you on a hilariously dark journey through the clubs, pubs, and backstreets of nightlife.
With rapid-fire character changes, razor-sharp wit, and no-holds-barred storytelling, John Godber’s iconic play Bouncers is a laugh-out-loud rollercoaster, equal parts outrageous and unforgettable.
One night. Four actors. Dozens of characters. Infinite chaos.
Starring Jamie Power, Conor Lyons, Fionnán “Fatz” Dunphy and Shane Flynn.
Tickets available at bankelane.ie
After a hugely successful year for George and The Sons which saw them release their first studio album, whilst filling some of the biggest auditoriums all over the country, they will be back for a nationwide tour in 2025.
Described as a blend of trad, folk and rock n' roll, George and his seven-piece band of 'Sons' promise a night not to be missed filled with new songs from their album and revamped old classics suitable for all generations.
Support act on the night will be The Kalimbas.
Tickets available at theatreroyal.ie
The Sea Around Us is a thematic group exhibition showcasing artwork from the Waterford Art Collection as well as loans, commissions and open call submissions inspired by our relationship with the sea.
Featuring painting, sculpture, photography, sound, and installation by artists including Killian Browne, Maura Culbert, Mick O’Dea, Phoebe Donovan, Paul Henry, Jane Jermyn, Patrick Leonard, Tanja Novacic, Eilis O’Toole, Clare Scott, John Skelton, Jack Thompson, Síle Walsh and more.
