Susan O'Neill embodies several different performers onstage with her vocals containing equal parts balm and blowtorch. Her collaboration with Mick Flannery on the In The Game album/performance piece saw Susan receive nominations for the Choice Music prize and the RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Awards for 'Album of the Year', 'Female Folk Artist' of the Year, and take home the 'Best Original Folk Track' award for the collaborative song ‘Chain Reaction’. Supporting Susan is Aisling Urwin a harper, vocalist and teacher from Kenmare. Aisling strives to paint the harp in new colours, challenging traditional views and stretching people's preconceptions of what the harp should sound like, taking it into new sonic spaces.
