ALL DAY MUSIC PASS – SATURDAY

For just €20, the All Day Music Pass gives you unlimited access on Saturday to both O’Hara’s Quarter Late Night and the Carlow Live & Local tent.

Separately, tickets cost €15 for O’Hara’s Quarter Late Night and €10 for Carlow Live & Local.

O’Hara’s Quarter – Saturday Late Night (from 7.30pm)

Malaki / Tolü Makay/ Strange Boy / SNKY Sessions DJs

With almost 20 million Spotify streams and support from BBC Radio 1, Dublin rapper Malaki is firmly in the ascendant. But despite his youthful swagger, at 22 Malaki is an eyewitness to the disenfranchisement of Irish youth. His brutally honest music tackles themes of transformation and toxic masculinity with biting quips and astonishing ingenuity.

Tolü Makay is a major new presence on the Irish music scene. Her spell-binding cover of the Saw Doctors ‘N17’, with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, hit No. 1 on the Irish Airplay and iTunes charts. Further success followed in 2021 with singles such as ‘Used to Be’, TV appearances on Other Voices, The Late Late Show, and The Tommy Tiernan Show, and a sold-out nationwide tour.

On his debut album ‘Holy/Unholy’, Limerick City rapper Strange Boy marries traditional Irish instrumentation and arrangements with powerful social commentary. The result is a beautifully raw introduction to an authentically honest artist.

The night will end with a late-night set of House and Techno by SNKY Sessions.

Carlow Live & Local – Saturday (from 4pm)

Saturday at Carlow Live & Local  includes indie legend Jerry Fish, guitar virtuoso Shane Hennessy, and many more.

SATURDAY 11 JUNE LINE-UP: Dave O’Neill (4pm), Hugsie (5pm), Eric de Buitléir (7pm), Shane Hennessy (8pm), Leo O’Kelly (9pm), Jerry Fish (10pm), Róisín Dubh (11.15pm), and many more.