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The eleven-man musical powerhouse, The White Horse Guitar Club, will be making their way to Ennis for an unmissable night of music on November 15!
Fresh off the back of their second studio album, Sos Beag, the band's variety of voices and guitars create a sound that’s impossible to ignore.
From humble beginnings in a rainy Cork pub to millions of YouTube views, sold-out shows and a performance for President Michael D Higgins, the group are showing no signs of slowing down. Renowned for their soulful blend of Americana and roots music infused with an Irish heartbeat, it continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
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Their 16-date nationwide tour is already selling fast, promising live shows full of warmth, camaraderie, and unforgettable musical mastery.
Coming to the Glór Theatre in Ennis on Saturday, November 15, the eleven-man band will bring their stunning harmonies and powerful stage presence to the town for one night and one night only.
The White Horse Guitar Club are celebrated for their communal, moving performances. From intimate theatres to festival stages, audiences are drawn to the energy, humour, and authenticity of eleven musicians performing as one.
Doors open at 7pm, with the band taking to the stage at 8pm and tickets are €26.
To book yours today, go here.
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