Tia Bow: Blackberry Path with support from Róisín Whyte

Blackberry Path is an intimate one-hour performance by Belfast-based songwriter Tia Bow, with her band Clare Galway and Danny Trouton. Blending live music with spoken word, the show invites audiences into a world of love, loss, memory and resilience, transforming deeply personal songs into a moving reflection on life’s journey and the universal experiences that unite us all. The Blackberry Path album, due for release in Autumn 2026, is described by Hot Press Magazine as a sound that “bridges folk, rock and electronica." Produced by Michael Mormecha of Tree Song Studios, the album’s singles have been featured by Chordblossom, GoldenPlec, BBC Radio Ulster and RTÉ’s Folk on One. “A unique artist, deeply in touch with the landscape around her.” Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, RTÉ’s Folk on One “Eclectic, experimental and effervescent compositions, celebrating music’s power to heal, unify and encourage.” Simon Fallaha, Si Arts NI.

Support by Róisín Whyte

Róisín Whyte likes to play piano, guitar and fiddle. She tries to remember that "play" is the most important word in the sentence above. She tells strange little stories through music and song,

IMPORTANT EVENT INFORMATIONThis is an Over 18 Event This is an advance ticketed event. There will be no tickets sold at the event.Doors open at 7.00pm VENUE INFORMATION Accessibility:

There is limited accessibility at this venue. If you have any accessibility requirements please contact eastsidearts@eastsidepartnership.com Parking:

This venue has no parking. If parking on nearby streets please park considerately and respect residents parking. Public Transport:

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