Liam O’Maonlai

Concerts

Date
27 May 2010
Time
7:00 PM
Location
Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge
County
Kildare
Contact
Linda
Phone
045 448327
Email
Web
View Liam O’Maonlai Website
Liam O’Maonlai

Liam O’Maonlai

with Very Special guest Niwell Tsumbu

Thursday May 27th, 8pm

Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge, Co. Kildare

Tickets €22/€20

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“Nothing short of exceptional” Hot Press

“Antidotes to the recession don’t come much more potent than this” Irish Times

Liam Ó Maonlaí is one of Ireland’s best-loved musicians and singers, both in rock and traditional music. Bono once described Liam as ‘The Best white boy soul singer in the world’ and he has been also been described as one of Irelands best Sean Nos (traditional Irish) singers. Spanning over twenty years, Liam’s career has seen him have number one hits in over twenty countries, to playing with Aboriginal musicians in Australia outback and recording with some of the worlds best musicians including Carlos Nunes, Donal Luney, U2, Rolf Harris, Van Morrison to name but a few. A master pianist, Liam also performs on guitar, harp, tin whistle and bodhrán. On this exceptional night of music, Congolese native Niwel Tsumbu will also make a special guest appearance, with Peter Erdei on bass and Eamon Cagney on percussion. Since his arrival in Ireland from the Congo in ‘04, Niwel has developed an enviable reputation as an elegant and fluent guitarist, vocalist and composer. His ability to vividly blend African rhythms, rumba, new jazz, classical flamenco and more has gained him ardent admirers all over Ireland. Playing electric & acoustic guitars & singing mostly in his native ‘Lingala’, Niwel performs a range of music that stretches from contemporary versions of Congolese traditional music from the 1930s & 40s to modern Jazz.

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