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Local band Young Kaarree set to perform debut gig this weekend in Portlaoise
Local band Young Kaarree will be performing their debut gig this weekend at Kavanagh's pub in Portlaoise.
The band performs original modern folk music and will be taking to the stage for the first time on Saturday night at 8pm.
Young Kaarree was created by Podge Carey from Killenard, and he is joined in the band by his brother Séamus Carey, Tod Doyle, Cillian Egan and 'The Wool'.
The band's passion for traditional Irish music combined with their love for some of the harder-hitting folk, rock and country sounds of Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan and Creedence Clearwater Revival has fed into the development of their own unique style of storytelling and musical craftsmanship.
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