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Sounds From a Safe Harbour 2019

SteelyDanJalapeno · 2019-09-10 16:24:05

Surprised not to see a thread on SFSH 2019 already, it's lining up to be a great weekend for music in the city with plenty of pubs putting on lots of free acts, and some stellar line ups in the Opera House and St.Lukes. Looking forward to the following for myself : Feist Grandbrothers Jon Hopkins Swan Lake Junior Brother…

10-09-2019 5:24pm

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SteelyDanJalapeno

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Surprised not to see a thread on SFSH 2019 already, it's lining up to be a great weekend for music in the city with plenty of pubs putting on lots of free acts, and some stellar line ups in the Opera House and St.Lukes.

Looking forward to the following for myself :

Feist
Grandbrothers
Jon Hopkins
Swan Lake
Junior Brother
Emmet Kirwan
Slow Moving Clouds
Romare
Kojaque

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#2 10-09-2019 6:57pm

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There's a good thread over in Gigs and events:

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057980389

The free music trail looks pretty good. Its a nice little festival. Keep an eye on their social media for announcements of some of the bigger acts doing free gigs!

http://soundsfromasafeharbour.com/

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#3 10-09-2019 9:12pm

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Agree its a fab festival with some really interesting acts ( way better than the Jazz weekend ) - really hope it well supported now for the few days. Keeping the weekend free to try and get to as much as possible .

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#4 11-09-2019 7:51am

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There's probably more effort gone into SFASH than the jazz weekend. There's lots more quality acts around town anyway.

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#5 25-04-2023 1:07pm

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2023 is happening !!!
Sounds from a Safe Harbour on Twitter: "First announcement for SFSH23 coming next week. 🔹Tuesday May 2nd at 11am 🔹 #SFSH23 Sept 7-10 2023. 🤍 https://t.co/o0ZSFqnyTS" / Twitter

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#6 02-05-2023 11:25am

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Feist | Thursday 07 Sept | 8pm
Bonny Light Horseman and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra , conducted by Robert Ames, with orchestral arrangements by Bryce Dessner | Friday 08 Sept | 8pm
Wilco with support by Anna Mieke | Saturday 09 Sept | 8pm
Ye Vagabonds 'Lighthouse Constellations', an evening of SFSH collaborations presented with Quiet Lights | Sunday 10 Sept | 6pm

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