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Saint Patrick's Cahtedral, Killala(left) will play host to an evening of entertainment from Brad Heidi(right)
Mayo music fans will be offered the opportunity to watch one of Irish music’s fastest-rising protegées, as Brad Heidi is set to perform in the county as part of Mayo Day weekend.
The musician, who is based in Galway, has no shortage of experience at the pinnacle of Irish music. The guitarist has played on the main stage at Electric Picnic, as well as playing in Hyde Park as part of a warmup for the iconic Billy Joel.
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His EP and singles have cracked the Irish radio and album charts, with his self-released EP reaching the heights of number two.
Now, with Mayo Day just around the corner, the rising star is getting set for a concert in Killala.
Mr Heidi, alongside MacDara Ó’Dwyer, will be performing to local crowds in the beautiful setting of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, Killala, on Friday, May 2 at 8 pm.
For Brad, this was an opportunity he couldn’t pass up.
“There’s something really special about bringing music to unique places like Killala Cathedral,” he stated. “It’s not just about performing, it’s about connecting with people in a way that feels real. I can’t wait to share this night with everyone and be part of the Mayo Day buzz.”
Tickets to the event can be purchased here. Tickets are priced at €20.
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