Katell Keineg takes up club residency

The Welsh-Breton singer will be a weekly fixture at the Sugar Club

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 11 Aug 2003

Having completed work on her third album High July, Katell Keineg has announced details of a Thursday night residency throughout the month of August at Dublin’s Sugar Club to showcase her new material.

The songstress will also be making several live appearances countrywide throughout the month, including Sugar Club, Dublin (August 14) with special guest Barry McCormack; King’s Venue, Waterford (20); Sugar Club, Dublin (21) with special guest Valerie Francis; Ruby Room, Castlebar (23) with Andy Irvine, Steve Wall and Ollie Cole; Sugar Club, Dublin (28) with special guests Jessie and Layla plus DJs Bronagh Gallagher and Donal Scannell; Campbell’s Tavern, Cloughanover, Galway (29) and Lisdoonvarna Festival, RDS, Dublin (30).

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