Enda Kenny to appear at folk club after lockdown delay
The Irish Australian folk singer Enda Kenny will appear at the Troubadour Folk Club's concert at the Everglades Country Club next Saturday, February 25.
"Enda Kenny is known by folk music audiences across the country as the master of ballads and warm humour," said club president Mr Michael Fine.
"His performances for Troubadour audiences in the past have always been enormously popular.
"His appearances planned for 2020 and 2021 had to be cancelled due to Covid Lockdowns.
"After such a long wait, our patience will be rewarded this month.
"He's in great form, with a new CD released, and has just been awarded Artist of the Year 2023 at Newstead Live Music Festival in Victoria.
He's coming to Woy Woy as one of his last appearances in Australia before he leaves on busy year touring New Zealand, Europe and the United Kingdom."
Mr Fine said: "An Irish-born singer and songwriter, Enda made his home in Australia in the late 1980s.
"His thoughtful, descriptive stories of his adoptive homeland have struck a chord with festival audiences all over Australia and are always memorable and spiced with plenty of humour.
"He has been hailed as the audience favourite at the National and a host of other folk festivals in Australia and internationally for years."
He said tickets were available online using the link available on the Troubadour website: troubadour.org.au .
"Readers will also find details of the Performers Concert on February 13 and other concerts and activities from the Folk Club."
With ienquiries, phone 4342 6716.
SOURCE:
Media release, 15 Feb 2023
Michael Fine, Troubadour Folk Club