Other Voices - Season 23
Season 23
Returning for its 23rd series, Other Voices sees Annie MacManus, Huw Stephens and Maykay bring us on a musical journey featuring intimate performances from legendary singer-songwriter Laura Marling, Manic Street Preachers frontman James Dean Bradfield, Irish folk powerhouse Lisa O'Neill, Bray-native Fionn Regan plus many more exciting artists.
Episodes
Episode 1
The series kicks off on 20 February with a powerful performance from Lisa O'Neill, whose singular voice and incredible storytelling light up the Church of St James in Dingle. She'll be joined by UK hip-hop legend Bashy, whose first gig outside the UK in 15 years brings the audience to tears. Later in the episode, we'll hear ethereal art-pop sensation Rachael Lavelle, and from the IMRO Other Room, Cork multi-instrumentalist David Murphy brings the dreamy sounds of the pedal steel guitar.
Episode 2
Episode 2, airing on 27 February, is a special tribute to extraordinary singer-songwriter Laura Marling, showcasing one of the most captivating performances from this year's series. She sits down with Annie Mac for a heartfelt and honest conversation about motherhood, artistic expression, and her deeply personal new album, Patterns in Repeat. This episode also features a look back at her Other Voices debut at Wilton's Music Hall in London over a decade ago, providing a moving reflection on the evolution of her music.
Episode 3
Breakout star Jocob Alon makes St James' Church debut, with saxophone extraordinaire Nubya Garcia and New York rockers Been Stellar. Dublin rapper Curtisy plays the IMRO Other Room
Episode 4
Wunderhorse make their Other Voices debut, Fionn Regan makes his much-anticipated return. Irish ensemble Landless give a haunting performance, Shiv plays the IMRO Other Room.
Episode 5
In Episode 5, we'll travel to West Wales for captivating highlights from Other Voices Cardigan 2024, featuring Manic Street Preachers frontman James Dean Bradfield, rising neo-soul star Victor Ray, Canadian soul and R&B powerhouse Charlotte Day Wilson, fierce and uncompromising alt-rocker Nadine Shah, former Coral guitarist and critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Bill Ryder-Jones, and many more.
Episode 6
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