McGOLDRICK, McCUSKER & DOYLE

Gigs · Belper

McGOLDRICK, McCUSKER & DOYLE

Sunday 28 February 2027 · Doors 19:30

Meadows CC, Belper

About this event

McGOLDRICK, McCUSKER & DOYLE is on Sunday 28 February 2027 at Meadows CC, Belper, with doors at 19:30. Tickets start at £25.30, including the booking fee.

Don't miss the chance to see the return of this renowned trio at our intimate venue in the heart of Derbyshire. "The Wishing Tree is exceptional and has to be a front-runner for album of the year" Folk Radio "A sparklingly tight programme... an excellent sound balance... never tiresome" The Scotsman "It takes a lifetime of playing to sound as effortless as these guys" The Herald "What an absolute pleasure to share in their warmth, intimacy and richly talented company" Folking.com Folk music’s legendary triumvirate of musical magpies Mike McGoldrick, John Doyle and John McCusker are on tour again this November. As live music returns, Mike, John & John will bring you their own blend of top -class folk songs, tunes and charming bonhomie. With their vast repertoire, this will be an evening to remember. Described as the masters of flute, fiddle, song and guitar they have worked with the biggest and brightest and bring you a night of beautifully crafted music. Having shared stages and recording studios with everyone from Bob Dylan and Mark Knopfler to Paul Weller, Joan Baez and Linda Thompson, Mike, John & John are a rare musical treat you’ll savour for a very long time.

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