Recently featured on Miss Universe in tribute to Chelsie Tryst. Welcome to my backyard in Nashville! Here's "Running Out" live with Alex Stradal on cello and Nick Stone on guitar. The song is available anywhere you find music.

the foxfire affair Recorded at Uptown Coffee Company (3/16/23) Follow the foxfire affair. Website: http://thefoxfireaffair.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefoxfireaffair/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefoxfireaffair/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/foxfireaffair

Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Dirty Auld Town (Live) · Whiskey of the Damned We Made Bail (Live) ℗ 2021 Whiskey of the Damned Released on: 2021-11-16 Auto-generated by YouTube.

Colm Keegan feat. Laura Durrant - Beautiful Day (Official Music Video) Website: http://colmkeegan.com/ Album: http://colmkeegan.com/store-1/ Tour Dates: http://colmkeegan.com/tours/ Brand new Music Video from the album 'I'll Never Be Alone', debuting at #1 on the World Music charts recorded and produced by Seamus Brett. Beautiful Day, filmed on Sandymount Strand, Dublin by Top Dek Video. Follow Irish singer Colm Keegan (most famous for his role as principal singer in World Music show Celtic Thunder) online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ColmKeeganSinger/ Instagram: CelticCK Twitter: @CelticCK (C) 2017 CelticCK Productions LLC

Mam's Song - Written by Patrick Anthony Byrne Recorded Live April 25, 2024 Live from Norfolk Street is an on-going concert series recorded live at McGonigel's Mucky Duck in Houston, Texas. Our live-streamed concert series is listener supported. For access to our catalog of full length shows, extras, encores, and interviews, become a contributing member at: https://livefromnorfolkstreet.com/ Lyrics: There’s an emptiness here now you’re gone There’s one less voice in my world One less Number in my phone My safety net fell flush to the floor Now it’s a deathly trapeze And what am I doing it for? But you come to me in the night Singing “Edelweiss”, and giving me wisdom You say; “What’s for you won’t pass you They can’t buy what you don’t sell If everybody loves you, then you’re not being yourself Value minutes more than pennies Don’t ever put a price tag on your soul” “Let go of the begrudgers, hold on to your friends Keep close the ones that love you, They’ll be there in the end Fill yourself up with kindness Don’t let malice have a place in your soul” “You’re not on your own I’m deep in your fabric You’re taking me with you Wherever you go” “So don’t be afraid I’m here on the sideline I’ll walk with you through the darkness I’ll celebrate the light You’re not on your own” So I’ll keep singing till I can’t sing anymore I’ll see your face in the crowd I’ll remember the things that you wore I’ll strive to be the man you taught me to be Then when the waters get rough In my dreams you’ll whisper to me.. “You’re not on your own I’m deep in your fabric You’re taking me with you Wherever you go” “So don’t be afraid I’m here on the sideline I’ll walk with you through the darkness I’ll celebrate the light You’re not on your own” “You’re not on your own I’m deep in your fabric You’re taking me with you Wherever you go” “So don’t be afraid I’m here on the sideline I’ll walk with you through the darkness I’ll celebrate the light You’re not on your own”

The Diddley Idols Festival Promo diddleyidols.com @diddleyidols The Diddley Idols are Queens Native, Dave Barckow (Eileen Ivers) and Dubliner, Louise Barry (Celtic Angels). The New York based duo with the full band sound. After a chance encounter in 2012, Dave and Louise’s undeniable chemistry made them inseparable and together they formed the World Record holding “The Diddley Idols” in 2013, dropping the “American” from Dave’s previous title. As two lead vocalists, they added Dave’s foot operated drum kit and guitar and Louise’s ukulele and percussion to finish out their sound. Their high octane mix of pop and Irish traditional tunes and all the party rock you can handle will having you singing and dancing all night long. Dave’s energy and ability to chat to anyone make him a crowd favorite while you can often find professional dancer Louise doing a step anywhere there's space. A live “tour de force” and “proof that great things really do come in small packages!” Stream Rocky Road to Dublin, Zombie and We Said We Would on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and all streaming platforms.

To celebrate the 1st anniversary of our Scottish No.1 album TEMPUS we're releasing a special limited edition DELUXE version of the album on signed CD and double LP, featuring new artwork and 7 bonus tracks, plus other exclusive content. Order your copy here here: https://skerryvore.lnk.to/tempusYo Connect with Skerryvore https://skerryvore.com https://www.facebook.com/skerryvore https://twitter.com/skerryvore https://instagram.com/skerryvore Lyrics: Life can throw you in a tricky situation Pull the rug and leave you on your back Steal your thunder and leave you with a rainstorm Clawing to fight back Tired of feeling like there’s always something better Tiny dreams and wasting hours away Chasing colours but it’s only an illusion The rainbow’s always grey You know it’s hard sometimes just to get what you need And there’s something in the darkness Even when you don’t believe it Time will bring you everything you need It’s alright, it’s alright, it’s alright It’s hard sometimes when you struggle to see Destiny is calling and will surely set you free and Time will bring you everything you need Something’s missing as you’re looking in the mirror Echoed voices from the other side Growing louder as they push you in the corner Hope begins to slide But something’s burning if you dig a little deeper Through the haze in the eye of your mind Luck is only what you make it, don’t mistake it Leave the darkness behind

JigJam perform their original 'Time to Go Home' from their new album 'Across The Pond' live in The Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Tennessee. Time to Go Home written by Jamie McKeogh JigJam Jamie McKeogh - Lead Vocals & Guitar Daithi Melia - 5 String Banjo Gavin Strappe - Mandolin Kevin Buckley - Fiddle www.jigjam.ie Grand Ole Opry Archives