Niall Breslin, AKA Bressie, will bring ‘The Voice of the Small’ to the scenic village of Ballycotton in East Cork on Saturday July 20th. Taking to the stage at Sea Church, the event promises a soul stirring evening of carefully crafted soundtracks, curated visuals, stories and spoken word celebrating the small voices that have big Impacts.
The former Blizzards frontman, who is now a leading voice on mental health, is no stranger to Sea Church, having previously brought his ‘Where is my Mind?’ podcast to a live audience at the unique venue. Bressie will be supported on the night by Driven Snow, comprising husband and wife duo of Kieran McGuinness and Emily Aylmer, former members of Irish bands Delorentos and Republic of Loose.
Bressie’s upcoming performance at Sea Church comes one night after legendary Irish artist Eleanor McEvoy graces the stage on Friday July 19th. John Kidney, General Manager of Sea Church said ‘The Voice of the Small’ is part of a packed lineup of talent this summer: “We’re delighted to welcome Bressie back to Sea Church; when he brought his ‘Where is my Mind’ podcast here last year he had a huge impact on audiences and we expect a similar reaction this coming Saturday. It’s been a really busy summer so far at Sea Church and our August gigs are already selling out fast. The offering in Ballycotton is going from strength to strength and we’re delighted to be a part of that.”
‘The Voice of the Small’ gets underway at 9.30pm on Saturday July 20th. Attendees also have the chance to avail of an Early Bird dinner package at the nearby award winning Cush restaurant in the village of Ballycotton. More details are available at www.seachurch.ie.
Sea Church is a unique venue housed in a fully refurbished Church of Ireland church, which first opened in 1835 and has been lovingly restored as a multi-purpose entertainment centre. It was recently one of the main hosts of the inaugural Ballycotton F.A.T Fest of Irish Folk and Alternative Trad music, and has a full programme of summer events.
