STEO WALL and his band LIVE
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This is an over 18s event. You may be required to show ID (driver's license, Garda / PSNI ID or passport only). Right of admission is reserved.A special fully seated ‘Street Wisdom For Lost Souls’ album LIVE show at The Workman’s Club, Wellington Quay, Dublin on Sunday, February 18th, 2024.
Christy Moore: “I’m loving this album, a pure drop of the raw bar”
“One of the most pioneering voices in the Irish folk music scene” says Hot Press; this has to be one of the most accurate statements relating to any Irish artist to date in 2023 and with his new album, Co. Clare based STEO WALL, displays with the greatest of ease just why this statement is seamlessly true!
This very special intimate Dublin Show goes on sale at 12 noon on Saturday November 4th via ticketsDOtie
STEO, whose proud Traveller heritage is a big theme in his music, endearingly talks of his Glory Days single;'‘...It came to me in a few hours during the pandemic, like a musical hug from the ancestors.” Steo continued affectionately; “I wanted to get the words, me auld segotia into a song. Then once I did, memories of old friends and characters from my childhood flooded my mind and I just followed the path. I hope the listener gets the same nostalgia filled buzz from listening as I did from the writing.”
Hot Press: 'Glory Days' is as classic as Irish folk music can get- and at the same time, it's refreshing and modern.” “Dublin accent dripping from each syllable.
Glory Days is just one of four luscious singles (Borstal Boy, My People and More Blacks More Dogs More Irish.) taken from Steo’s second album; Street Wisdom For Lost Souls, which is now on release. More Blacks More Dogs More Irish featuring vocal powerhouse Toshín was released last winter and is an anti-racism/protest song written as a middle finger to anyone who looks down their nose at anyone else.
The invitation to contribute in Ireland 100: An Old Song Re Sung the RTÉ, in association with South Wind Blows and supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media as part of the Decade of Centenaries Programme 2012-2023,live concert to mark the first 100 years of the Irish State has easily been a highlight of 2023; “It is a great honour for me to be part of Old Song Re-sung, marking the end of a decade of centenaries. To sing a song that means so much to me and to my family, is the honour of a lifetime. For my family to feature in this way, in a celebration of Irish culture among some of the most important artists and poets of the century is very special indeed. The ancestors are smiling.” – Steo Wall
All tracks on the album are written by Steo, he also co-produced the album with Martin O’Malley mastering duties were taken care of by the inimitable Brian Masterson@Soundscape.
Having first launching onto the Irish music scene in 2018, Steo’s star has been on a distinct upward trajectory since. Steo can refer to Christy Moore as being one of his biggest supporters’ while also being a most welcome and sincere confidant and a fan. Steo has also captivated audiences throughout Ireland and the UK; his live sets have been described by Damien Dempsey as pure alchemy.
Steo has an eclectic taste which shines through in the multi-genre array of songs on his roster. Having shared a stage with Damien Dempseyon national tours in 2016, 2017 and again opening for Damo’s stage in Vicar Street in 2018 it was obvious Damo had become a fan of Steo and his music. He subsequently featured on Steo’s debut single release called, What’s Wrong With The World Ma?
Steo’s distinct music style and inspiration for writing is only surpassed by his performances; Steo’s mix of spoken word and folk-inspired melodies weave together in an acoustic groove as pure and passion fuelled as you will find, down the road. His musical influences include fellow luminaries such as The Fureys, Bob Marley, Shane McGowan, Sinead O’Connor, Christy Moore and Tupac; artists not afraid to tell the tales needing to be told.
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Ticket Information:
General Admission: €20.00 (Incl. Booking Fee)
Intimate and fully seated performance.