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Oct 15, 2024, 5:28:00 AM10/15/24

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Hi Stu,

At The Court House, we enjoy a healthy mix of new and original music, as well as carefully selected covers material. You can scroll down for a list of shows in both categories but this week we're highlighting a pair of shows that blur the lines between the two.

Jazz Sabbath is the brainchild of Adam Wakeman – son of the legendary Rick, and also a longtime keyboard and guitar player for Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne. After a late night hotel bar session of jazz-improvised versions of Sabbath tunes in 2013, Wakeman formed the group, forged the moniker of 1960s jazz pianist Milton Keynes, releasing an exceptional album and mockumentary telling the fictional tale of the band’s formation. Jazz Sabbath’s work received rave reviews from both rock and jazz critics and from Ozzy himself.

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THIS WEEKEND AT THE COURT HOUSE

Wednesday: Limited tickets remaining for a special taping in front of a live audience of Dave Elliott's popular 'Roleplay' show.
Thursday: Last chance this month to catch some cool, contemporary jazz with the talented Kyron Bourke and Linley Hamilton trio.
Saturday: Lightfoot are back with delicious hot food in The Court Yard from 1pm-6pm and John Mackenzie has an eclectic DJ set in store in the evening.
Sunday: Great rhythms, tight harmonies and good vibes in The Drawing Room with Jackie Rainey and Emma Doran from 3pm.

Read on to find out more about what's coming up at The Court House over the next few weeks and months. We hope to see you at a show soon.

Court House Crew

FEATURED EVENTS

FUNKY FINE DINING

THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER • DOORS 7.00PM

After four incredibly popular pop-ups, highly regarded local chef Joery Castel is once again teaming up with the Court House to present two more funky fine dining events. Think fine dining, but in a very relaxed, informal atmosphere. So, come join us to explore tastes, textures and tunes from around the world. Each evening features a welcome drink at 7pm followed by five courses with a matched wine from local independent wine shop, Neill Wine. Limited tickets remain for Thursday 24 October.

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DELICIOUS HOT FOOD BY LIGHTFOOT

SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER • 1.00PM - 6.00PM

Join us this coming Saturday 19 October in The Court Yard for an afternoon of delicious hot food courtesy of our good friends at Lightfoot. They will be offering a range of items. We suggest keeping an eye on their social media where they usually post their menu in advance.

There will also be music in The Court Yard plus our regular Saturday afternoon trad sessions from 3pm - 6pm. Grab a bite to eat and enjoy the tunes.

NO TICKET REQUIRED

LIVE & ORIGINAL MUSIC

LEMONCELLO

SUNDAY 17 NOVEMBER • DOORS 7.00PM

Lemoncello are Laura Quirke and Claire Kinsella, a duo who charm audiences with irresistible chemistry, charisma and humour. Their voices cut through a minimal and dramatic soundscape, warmth and grit from the cello and cyclical trance-like guitar. The music is embedded in Irish and folk roots entwined with off-kilter indie pop, jazz and contemporary classical music. Lemoncello are a vital voice in the thriving alternative folk scene in Ireland and have collaborated with artists like Lisa O’Neill and Glen Hansard.

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MEMORIAL

WED 20 NOVEMBER • DOORS 7.00PM

Acclaimed alt-folk duo Memorial is a project rooted in friendship, one fuelled by unflinching honesty. Ollie Spalding and Jack Watts were friends first, and songwriting partners second, and this quality sets them apart. Their self-titled first record was released on Real Kind Records – the boutique Communion imprint chaired by Lucy Rose. Its success brought fresh experiences supporting the likes of Matthew and the Atlas, Christian Lee Hutson and Anais Mitchell. For fans of Milk Carton Kids or Sufjan Stevens.

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TAYLOR LALLY

THURSDAY 21 NOVEMBER • DOORS 7.00PM

Taylor Lally is a songwriter from Donaghadee, Co. Down. As well as being a graduate of the British Institute of Modern Music, and last year’s CQAF Artist in Residence, Taylor also performed two sold-out shows here at The Court House. She has supported artists such as Mary Coughlan and Teddy Thompson as well as appearances at Kilkenny Roots Festival and Galway Arts Festival. Enchanted by her first guitar, Taylor was inspired at an early age by James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Bob Marley.

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