Join Hugh Joseph Feely and Stephen O'Dowd after their double bill tour of Ireland bring the show back to Sligo where they played their first double bill show upstairs in Lillies.
Hailing from the Northwest of Ireland, Hugh Joseph Feely has been a significate presence in the Irish music scene.
A former member of the acclaimed Rackhouse Pilfer, Hugh has performed worldwide in venues such as The O2 London, Glastonbury and The Station Inn (Nashville) to name a few.
His song “Lost in a feeling’ was rewarded Hot Press Song of the Day, future cementing his reputation as gifted songwriter.
His multi-instrumental performance (guitar, Irish bouzouki, harmonica) combines Irish traditional heritage with contemporary folk influences, taking listeners on immersive journeys that feel both timeless & fresh.
Stephen O'Dowd ( joined by Brian Questa on Double Bass) is bridging contemporary and traditional folk across multiple instruments including guitar, concertina and harmonica. Having also performed solo at venues across Ireland and the UK—from London to Kerry, Derry, and even islands off Ireland's rugged west coast and perfoming to sold out including the Cobblestone stone Stephen is gaining recognition as an artist in the Irish folk music scene. He has also featured main stage at Galway Folk Festival 2025, opening for Dee Armstrong (Kíla) and DUG, and selling out some of his own shows. Due to perform at main stage supporting Leonard Barry at Whelan's Trad and Folks Festival 2025, Cleggan Fringe 2025 and Sligo Live supporting Frazey Ford as well among other shows, Stephen has been making strides in his budding folk career.
