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Phil Coulter performs in Laois this December.
The team at the Mountmellick Community Arts Centre is delighted to bring a burst of early Christmas cheer to the town of Mountmellick with the announcement that the legendary Phil Coulter will perform in the run up to the Festive season.
The multi-talented Coulert is bringing his Tranquillity by Candlelight production to Mountmellick Community Arts Centre on Saturday, December 13.
A great night is promised with a candlelit performance of timeless classics and fan favourites performed with Phil’s inimitable style.
The Derry native is one of the most successful musicians, songwriters and record producers to emerge from the island of Ireland.
His best known songs include 'The Town I Loved So Well', the Eurovision winning 'Puppet on a String' and the ever popular hit made popular by Cliff Ricard - 'Congratulations'.
READ ALSO: New chapter to open at Laois arts hubs in Portlaoise
Kevin Morrin and Abbeyfolk will also perform at Mountmellick Arts Centre on Saturday, December 6.
Details of the event online www.mountmellickcommunityartscentre.ie
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