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Upcoming Mick Flannery Tour
Mick Flannery is one of Ireland’s most acclaimed songwriters and singers. The award-winning, double-platinum selling artist has released eight studio albums, three of which have reached No. 1 status in his homeland. Goodtime Charlie, Mick’s eighth studio album was released in September 2023. Partnering on this release in North America with Oh Boy Records, the legendary label started by John Prine in 1981. He is the label's first international artist. Mick Flannery’s songs are fluent in expressing layered aspects of the human condition, its flaws, triumphs, and general uncertainty. His live shows are renowned for his self-deprecating humor, audience engagement and the ability to bring people on a journey of both heartbreak and joy, often in the same instance. Mick has built up a reputation over the past decade as one of Ireland hardest working musicians, touring extensively at home and in more recent years abroad as his songs have been reaching folks farther afield. Ireland's best kept secret appears to be no more.
Read moreMick Flannery is one of Ireland’s most acclaimed songwriters and singers. The award-winning, double-platinum selling artist has released eight studio albums, three of which have reached No. 1 status in his homeland. Goodtime Charlie, Mick’s eighth studio album was released in September 2023. Partnering on this release in North America with Oh Boy Records, the legendary label started by John Prine in 1981. He is the label's first international artist. Mick Flannery’s songs are fluent in expressing layered aspects of the human condition, its flaws, triumphs, and general uncertainty. His live shows are renowned for his self-deprecating humor, audience engagement and the ability to bring people on a journey of both heartbreak and joy, often in the same instance. Mick has built up a reputation over the past decade as one of Ireland hardest working musicians, touring extensively at home and in more recent years abroad as his songs have been reaching folks farther afield. Ireland's best kept secret appears to be no more.
