As a part of this year's Jameson Black Barrel Classic Album Nights series, the Dublin singer-songwriter Orla Gartland will be playing two live shows in April.

Known for her unique, fun take on folk pop, Gartland released her first album Woman on the Internet back in 2021, after a series of EPs, singles, and her YouTube channel MusicMaaad, garnered her the attention of the music world. When she dropped her debut album, it received critical acclaim in Ireland and the UK.

Her first show will be at Reardens in Cork Tuesday, April 18th, hosted by Today FM DJ Claire Beck. The second, hosted by Irish Times writer Una Mullally, will be at the Harbour Bar in Bray on Wednesday, April 19th.

The 28-year-old will be exploring the album Blue by Joni Mitchell, one of the Choice Music Prize nominee's favourite records from one of her greatest inspirations.

At a previous Classic Album Nights event in November, Gartland even shared that the record shaped her early music career. Afterwards, she dazzled the audience with her own takes on Blue's stunning folk tracks. Her upcoming performances of tracks from Blue in April are sure to be just as impressive.

The Jameson Black Barrel Classic Album Nights are well-known for blending musical talent, classic albums, and smooth whiskey into a fine night's experience. Tickets are free but limited and are currently available via Jameson Connects. Only two are allowed per person.

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