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The Dublin Legends: A New Chapter in Irish Folk Music
The Dublin Legends, a remarkable band born from the legacy of The Dubliners, are set to enchant audiences across the UK. With over a century of combined performing experience, Sean Cannon, Paul Watchorn, Gerry O’Connor, and Shay Kavanagh bring to life the timeless classics that fans around the world cherish. As they embark on their UK tour in March 2025, audiences will be treated to iconic songs like 'Whiskey in The Jar' and 'Molly Malone', making each performance a nostalgic celebration of Irish folk music.
Feb 27, 2025
Share1. The Dublin Legends
The Dublin Legends, Sean Cannon, Paul Watchorn, Gerry O’Connor & Shay Kavanagh, have over 100 years of performing experience between them and Sean was the lead singer with The Dubliners for over 30 of them! They will, of course, continue to play all the classic songs and ballads known the world over; Whiskey in The Jar, Dirty Old Town, The Wild Rover, Seven Drunken Nights, The Rare Auld Times, Molly Malone, The Irish Rover, Black Velvet Band and many more.
Mar 11, 2025
The Stables
Wavendon · Stables Theatre Ltd
2. Dublin Legends
After the death of member Barney McKenna and John Sheahan's decision to retire, The Dubliners, as a touring band, ended and DUBLIN LEGENDS were born.
Mar 12, 2025
Prince Of Wales Theatre
Cannock · Cannock Shopping Centre
3. The Dublin Legends
Following the sudden death of The Dubliners founding member Barney McKenna in 2012, it was agreed that The Dubliners, as a touring band, would come to an end – and The Dublin Legends were born.
Mar 20, 2025
Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Hall
Birmingham · Sutton Coldfield Town Hall
Conclusion
The Dublin Legends are not merely carrying on a legacy; they are crafting their own unique place in the annals of Irish music history. Their upcoming tour in March 2025 is a much-anticipated event that promises to reignite the passion for Irish folk music across the UK. Through their performances, they honor the past while inspiring future generations, ensuring that the stories and sounds of Ireland continue to resonate with audiences around the world.
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