St Patricks Day at Irish Cultural Centre

Celebrate St Patricks Day at Irish Cultural Centre with live traditional Irish music from Four Men and a Dog.

St Patricks Day gig
Taking over the Hammersmith venue with lively traditional Irish music to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland in upbeat style, the St Patricks Day at Irish Cultural Centre concert features live music from long standing traditional Irish band Four Men and a Dog. The band includes fiddler Cathal Hayden, banjo and fiddle player Gerry O'Connor, bodhran player and vocalist Gino Lupari, guitarist and vocalist Kevin Doherty, and accordion player Donal Murphy.

Musical fusions
As well as traditional Irish music, ticket holders for the concert for St Patricks Day at Irish Cultural Centre can also expect tributes to other musical genres from the band, including rock, jazz, blues, bluegrass, swing and polka. You can even expect a little salsa and rap as the band bring musical influences from around the world to Hammersmith in order to celebrate St Patricks Day in style.

Special events
As well as the special gig for St Patricks Day at Irish Cultural Centre, a number of other events are taking place across London to celebrate the Irish national day. For more information on the other events taking place, click on the link below.

St Patricks Day London Events

The concert for St Patricks Day at Irish Cultural Centre starts 7.30pm, Saturday 17th March 2012. Tickets cost £18.00. For more information and to buy tickets, click on the link below.

Irish Cultural Centre Official Site

St Patricks Day Festival

St Patricks Day London Parade

St Patricks Day at Roundhouse

St Patricks Day Funfair at Roundwood Park

St Patricks Day in Brent

Mothers Day London

Alchemy Festival at Southbank Centre

Breakin Convention

Regents Park Open Air Theatre

Swan Lake on Ice at Royal Albert Hall

Bruce Springsteen London Tickets

Madonna Tickets

River of Music London

Field Day Festival Tickets

Russell Watson Royal Albert Hall Tickets

West End Live

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