Crypt Lates: Lisa Canny and Friends
Wednesday 21 September 2022
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
After two stunning sold-out shows earlier in the year we are pleased to welcome back Lisa Canny and Friends.
If you like your live music experience to bring you on an emotional rollercoaster and leave you feeling electrified, look no further!
Future Music’s Songwriter of the Year and recently having featured on the cover of LIFE magazine, Lisa’s other accolades include being named One-To-Watch by SPIN radio, “Best of Sofar Sounds” 2020, BBC America’s “Top Ten Acts you don’t want to miss”, and 7-Time All-Ireland champion harp and banjo player.
Famously-reviewed as a “Disgrace to the tradition”, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Lisa Canny and friends will take the stage at The Crypt on 21st September!
From the heart-wrenching sorrow of her dark acoustic ballads to the high-energy, foot-stomping, banjo-driven-madness of her breathtaking showstoppers, this show is unlike ANYTHING you’ve seen before.
Bring your tissues and your dancing shoes.
A must see! A must experience!
Dates, Times & Book
| Wed 21 Sep | 7:00 PM | £14/£8/£22 | Book |
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