Category: folk

A Gig to remember

Posted on by James Blennerhassett in arts and entertainment, bassist, celtic, concert, double bass, folk, Ireland, Irish, music

What a great night in The Bridge, Castlebar Co. Mayo in the company of Breda Mayock, Robbie Harris and Steve Cooney. A joy to play with these talented people in a very relaxed setting, not forgetting Alannah Thornburgh on Harp who opened the evening with some fabulous playing. https://youtu.be/ypuVSCaW9dE

Keep doing what you do and enjoy it…always!

Posted on by James Blennerhassett in Artist, arts and entertainment, bass, bass guitar, bassist, cinister, Elixir Strings, emerald guitars, folk, happiness, Ireland, Irish, james blennerhassett, music, Story, Talent

The Balor acoustic Bass from Emerald guitars...made in Ireland. So proud to be playing an amazing instrument completely crafted in Ireland. https://www.instagram.com/p/B2RXC-iHO_b/?igshid=9xqm8wt22bni

Onwards and upwards

Posted on by James Blennerhassett in arts and entertainment, Best Children's podcast, Best Kids Podcast, Books, celtic, Fairytale, family, folk, fun, happiness, illustrations, Inspiration, Irish, james blennerhassett, Kids and Family, Literature, music, Music, performance, Podcast, Soundtrack, Story, Susan Blennerhassett, Todalie Stories

Hi all, Now that the podcast of Layliana's Tale, the first story in The Todalie Stories series is complete, we would like to thank everyone who listened, subscribed and hopefully enjoyed the audiodrama. The podcast of Layliana's tale is an abridged version of the upcoming printed copy of the book which will have gorgeous illustrations … Continue reading Onwards and upwards →