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Jax Jones with Chasing Abbey, Switch Disco, and more

May 3, 2024 at 18:00  ·  The Greenfields Festival, Athy, Athy The Greenfields Festival, Athy, Athy

Jax Jones
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Chasing Abbey is an award-winning Irish trio from Tullamore, known for their electrifying "Trad House" style, fusing electronic production with traditional Irish music. They gained fame with hits like "That Good Thing" and multi-platinum "Oh My Johnny (Banks Of The Roses)". Their EP, "The Odyssey Project," topped Irish charts. They are celebrated for high-energy performances.
Hailing from County Tyrone, Ireland, The Whistlin’ Donkeys have performed together since 2011, blending traditional Irish music with Celtic rock. Known for energetic live shows, fan favorites include “Bees Wing” and “South Australia,” plus “All These Roads.”
Irish musician Sharon Shannon from North County Clare is known for genre-bending traditional music on accordion and fiddle. After touring with the Waterboys, she launched a solo career with Sharon Shannon (1990) and won Irish Folk Artist of the Year and Best Traditional Female.
Irish band Aslan continued after the loss of frontman Christy, with Joe, Alan and Billy welcoming new frontman Lee Tomkins. They toured Ireland, Australia and the UK, and joined Coldplay onstage at Croke Park for Aslan hit Crazy World.
Switch Disco, UK DJ/producer duo Dan Creasy and Nikos Kalogerias, rose via viral mashups like Bicep x Nelly Furtado. Known for the platinum hit "REACT" ft. Ella Henderson, with 200M+ streams and a 2024 BRIT nod, they blend timeless dance classics and collaborate globally with artists like ALOK and R3HAB.
The Fureys, hailing from Ballyfermot, Ireland, formed in 1974 by brothers Finbar, Eddie, Paul, and George, are iconic in traditional Irish music. Known for hits like "When You Were Sweet Sixteen" and "Green Fields of France," they blend Irish roots with British and American influences. After early recordings in the '60s with Paddie Bell, they gained fame opening for the Clancy Brothers. Garnering international success in the late '70s and '80s, they collaborated with Davey Arthur. The group remains influential in the Irish/Celtic music scene.

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