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Sons of Navarone are among those performing
FROM modest beginnings as a concert and a session, the Shannonside Winter Music Festival has grown into a hectic schedule of over 80 events, featuring 10 musical genres delivered across 17 locations in Sixmilebridge and Bunratty.
The 21st Festival, launched today in Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, will take place from Thursday, January 16 until Monday, January 20, and include an impressively eclectic mix of music styles to brighten the gloomiest winter.
This annual festival, which was awarded the accolade of best festival in Co Clare earlier this year, is organised by Sixmilebridge Folk Club and brings the spirit of Irish music to the villages of Sixmilebridge and Bunratty in the dour January daze.
The line-up for January 2020 will include a mix of international, national and local artists performing classical, traditional Irish, Cajun, blues, folk, bluegrass, Celtic funk, ragtime country blues, American jam and acapella vocals in local pubs, restaurants and concert venues throughout Sixmilebridge and Bunratty.
For a full festival line-up, visit www.wmw.ie.
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