Dublin troubadour Rob Corcoran is a much respected figure on the London roots scene, with folk legend Christy Moore including his version of Corcoran’s brilliant ‘Ringing That Bell’ as a key song in his current touring set. Rob’s lyrically compelling, beautifully observed songs are drenched in Celtic soul, drawing from the same deep wells that serve Van Morrison and Mike Scott so well. Present too is a strong thread of influence from the heart-on-sleeve poetry of John Prine, Hank Williams and Leonard Cohen. He has supported legendary Irish roots artist Mary Coughlan in the UK, and continues to hone his craft both solo and with full band around the best folk venues of Britain and Ireland.

“This man can surely sing, and he has a great band behind him. He says some things that need to be said” Christy Moore

“I implore you check him out, don’t let me down… this guy is special.” Americana UK 9/10

“From the moment he steps on stage, Corcoran perspires authenticity in that fluent way that a hundred record execs have tried and failed to manufacture”. Anne Frankenstein: Jazz FM (UK)

With Support fromThe Smoke Remains. The Smoke Remains (TSR) are a Rock/Folk/Blues/Country band based in Newham, East London, featuring Paul M Jones (of Howard & The Leaves & The Humerus) on guitar & lead vocals and Paul Romane (of The Loving Company & The Scumbags) on harmonica and vocals. Formed during lockdown over a mutual love of songwriting and rock, folk, blues music, they have since been working hard writing, recording and performing their original material.

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