Stolen Chicken in Concert
Revival of Live, Upstairs @ The Hudson Rooms Stolen Chicken in Concert
Stolen Chicken is a new musical collective made up some of Irelands top international musicians. A style of music combining Jazz, Folk, and World, with hints of The Cafe Orchestra (whose guitarist, Drazen Derek is founder of the band), this eclectic collective, borrow from all their influences and musical experiences.
Drazen is joined by renowned vocalist, Simon Morgan, whose last album, "Thomas Moore Reimagined" hit the top of the iTunes Charts earlier this year, after featuring as Ireland’s National radio station’s Album of the week. Also featured is Irelands top Saxophone player Richie Buckley ("something of a genius… a world reputation amongst saxophonists"..Irish Times), who has recorded, and toured, with artists from Van Morrison, to Mary Black.
This 3 piece form the core of the band, and are joined by International Jazz bassist Cormac O Brien, Burlesque star, Lou Van Laake (a.k.a. Truly Divine), Irish traditional accordion star Martin Tourish, and the great Gypsy violinist (formerly of Loyko) Oleg Ponomarev. Completing the band is Brazilian percussionist Andre Antunes.
Following on from a sold out performance at Clifden Arts Festival, Ireland, and The Creative Connections: Sitges Live Festival in Spain, their concerts are a continuation of their fun and creative exploration of World Music.
Booking and Seating
- This is a free but ticketed event.
- Audience capacity will be in line with the most recent Government capacity guidelines.
- When you book your ticket on Eventbrite, we collect your name, email address and telephone number for contact tracing purpose
- Please have the ticket details available on your phone once you arrive at the venue.
- You will be required to show your digital COVID certificate before you enter the premises.
- Photo id may be requested so please ensure that you are carrying valid identification documents.
- Face masks are mandatory when walking to your table but can be removed once seated. Masks must be worn at all times if moving from your table.
