Band to perform in one of their 'favourite towns in Ireland'
Limerick indie-folk band Kingfishr is set to perform for thousands at Live at the Square in Ebrington. The band, known for their viral hit 'Killeagh', has expressed a strong affinity for Derry, where they previously performed an impromptu set.
Why it matters
The band's rise reflects the growing popularity of Irish indie-folk music and the cultural significance of local live performance venues.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Keiron Tourish North west reporter, BBC News NI BBC The Limerick indie-folk group will perform at Live at the Square in Ebrington on Monday evening They have been described as the hottest ticket in Ireland and, after an impromptu performance in a Londonderry pub in February , Kingfishr are back – this time to sing to thousands.
The Limerick indie-folk group will perform at Live at the Square in Ebrington on Monday evening in front of around six thousand fans.
Members Eddie Keogh, Eoghan 'McGoo' McGrath and Eoin 'Fitz' Fitzgibbon – have emerged as one of the top Irish bands in recent years and their popularity is growing.
They topped the Irish charts on three separate occasions last year with their hit viral track, Killeagh.
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