Long hailed as one of Ireland’s leading songwriters and performers, Kieran Goss has collaborated with singer/songwriter Annie Kinsella on a debut duo album.
Titled ‘Oh, The Starlings’, the record was released worldwide on 1st March. Recorded in New York with eight time Grammy winning engineer and mixer Kevin Killen at the helm (David Bowie, Peter Gabriel, U2, Elvis Costello), ‘Oh, The Starlings’ has been described by songwriter Rodney Crowell as: “So good, it’s heartbreaking… the record itself feels like an old friend.”
Having already won the kinds of reviews that signal their elevation onto the international stage, Kieran Goss and Annie Kinsella’s ‘Oh, The Starlings’ is a work of art with poetry and melody at its heart. While at times reminiscent of the great music of the 70s – Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell or Leonard Cohen – Goss and Kinsella have undeniably succeeded in creating something magnificently, uniquely theirs: an album that is both classic and modern, simple and multi-layered, quiet and dynamic.
Live shows:
- Saturday 28 December: Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen
- Thursday 2 January: Market Place, Armagh
MCD Productions Northern Ireland show listings / www.mcd.ie
- Eddie Izzard: Ulster Hall, Wednesday 13 November – SOLD OUT
- Mrs. Brown’s Boys D’Musical: SSE Arena, Friday 19 – Sunday 24 Nov
- Snow Patrol: Waterfront Hall, Thursday 28 November & Friday 29 November – SOLD OUT
- Primal Scream: Ulster Hall, Tuesday 10 December – VERY LIMITED – telephone the Ulster Hall box-office
- Sam Fender: Ulster Hall, Tuesday 17 December – SOLD OUT
- Whitney: Queen Of The Night: Waterfront Hall, Thursday 16 January
- Supergrass: Ulster Hall, Monday 17 February
- The Script: The SSE Arena, Tuesday 3 March – SOLD OUT
- Cirque: Crystal: SSE Arena, Wed 25 – Sun 29 March
- Elbow: Waterfront Hall, Sun 29 March
- David Gray: The SSE Arena, Tuesday 31 March
- Milton Jones: Millennium Forum, Friday 24 April + Ulster Hall, Sunday 26 April
- TINA TURNER: Whats Love Got To Do With It: Waterfront Hall, Saturday 12 September
- Status Quo: Waterfront Hall, Monday 5 October
