The Tolka Hot Club are looking forward to their second performance of the year at the Phoenix Park visitor centre this coming Sunday 15th September.
The band will be bringing gypsy jazz music coupled with classic songs and a few original pieces to the courtyard so come along and enjoy the music in a lovely setting.
Who : The Tolka Hot Club
Where : Phoenix Park Visitor Centre
When : Sunday 15th September 2019 2-4pm
How Much? : Admission is free
Lambada – Live at The Cobblestone May 2019
The Lambada.
Sometimes known as the Forbidden Dance.
Other times known as “the tune that comes after the Birdy Song in Benidorm”.
Filmed & Edited by Dara Parkes-Kenna – Massive thanks.
Dara Parkes-Kenna:
https://www.facebook.com/dara.parkesk…
Across The Pyrénées – Gypsy Jazz & Flamenco Night
Across The Pyrénées – Gypsy Jazz & Flamenco Night
Venue: The Cobblestone Pub, Smithfield Square, Dublin 7
Date: May 26th 2019
Doors: 7.30pm | Show starts 8.30pm | €10
Artists: The Tolka Hot Club & John Walsh
The first of a set of summer shows curated by The Tolka Hot Club especially for The Backroom at The Cobblestone.
Journey across the Pyrénées with the massive seven-piece Dublin gypsy jazz band, The Tolka Hot Club, and Irish flamenco legend John Walsh. This unique double bill promises a star-filled night of gypsy jazz, world and flamenco music.
This is a rare chance to see some of the most exciting musical styles to come out of The Continent in the cosy Backroom venue of the Cobblestone Pub in Smithfield, Dublin 7.
Doors 7.30pm | Show starts 8.30pm SHARP | €10
Phoenix Park – Sunday May 5th 2019
The Tolka Hot Club will be performing at the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre on Sunday May 5th from 2pm.
Admission is free!
http://phoenixpark.ie/event/music-in-the-courtyard/?instance_id=3953
The Tolka Hot Club – Caravan \ Turceasca
Cocktail Swing
Cocktail Swing
The Tolka Hot Club performing Cocktail Swing
Dublin, February 2015.
The Tolka Hot Club are;
Nicholas Cooper, violin; Stephen Daly, guitar; David Harrington, guitar; Thomas Mulrooney, bass.
Filmed and Edited by Luke Page; Sound by Baz Connolly; Title Design by Eamonn Hall.