The series of two Dublin gigs take place next week, the proceeds of which will fund Aoife Tunney's drive to Chernobyl.
She'll be driving an ambulance full of aid across Europe this April, as part of the 20th Anniversary Convoy to the area suffering from the world's worst nuclear disaster.
The line-up for the gigs at Whelan's is as follows:
Tuesday 7 February
Mick Pyro-(Republic of Loose)
Bronagh Gallagher & band
Nina Hynes
Wednesday 8 February
Mundy
Luka Bloom

Doors open 8pm, and tickets are available for €18 each.
But taking place sooner that that is an Appeal For Darfur which is taking place on Saturday 4 February at Crawdaddy.
Nina Hynes is on headlining duties, but also on the bill are The Dudley Corporation, Better Than Ed and others. Tickets cost €12 or €10 for students.
The gig is taking place in association with international aid charity GOAL, and proceeds will be donated to their health care and distribution programmes in the Kutum and Kebel Mara districts of war-torn Darfur.