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John Spillane June 28th Baltimore

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Join us for a captivating evening of music with John Spillane, a renowned musician, songwriter, performer, recording artist, storyteller, poet, and dreamer. Hailing from Cork, Ireland, John's music is deeply rooted in the people, places, and stories of his beloved County, which he lovingly describes as "the center of the universe." His performances have a magical quality that transports listeners, captivating audiences around the world.

With a vocal style reminiscent of sean-nós, John's unique and soulful voice shimmers with the essence of Irish traditional music. His music transcends genres and generations, appealing to listeners across diverse musical tastes. From beautiful poetry tinged with melancholy to roguish, irreverent humor, John effortlessly weaves a spellbinding performance, charming and mesmerizing in equal measure.

As a two-time Meteor Award winner for Best Folk/Trad act, John Spillane is widely regarded as one of Ireland's most accomplished songwriters. His extensive discography, spanning over two decades, includes timeless albums such as "The Wells of the World" (1997) and his recent independent release, "100 Snow White Horses" (2021). His songs have been covered by esteemed artists like Christy Moore, Sharon Shannon, and Sean Keane, testament to his songwriting prowess.

In addition to his musical achievements, John has also published a book titled "Will We Be Brilliant or What?" where he shares his stories, lyrics, and musings on life and creativity. This literary endeavor further showcases his talent as a poet and storyteller.

Don't miss the opportunity to experience John Spillane's enchanting live performance at Saint Mathews in Baltimore, Ireland. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Irish music, as he takes you on a journey through the heart and soul of Ireland. Get ready to be captivated by his artistry, as he effortlessly combines traditional influences with contemporary expression, giving a reflection of Ireland today.