Episode Three of VISION featuring music & conversation from Lisa Hannigan, Pillow Queens, Loah & Joanne McNally
Hosted by Tommy Tiernan.
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This project has been part-funded by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht Sport and Media from the Live Performance Support Scheme.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Hazel Chu, invites you to join her for ‘12 days of a Christmas Carol’. Featuring a number of well-known faces reading a different chapter of the Charles Dickens tale ‘A Christmas Carol’ every evening at 7pm, starting on December 13th and continuing right up until Christmas Eve. Tonight is musician, singer and composer, Lisa Hannigan. Please consider donating to The Mansion House Fuel Fund, which distributes cash grants through charitable societies including St. Vincent de Paul and Dublin Simon: https://dublin.ie/mhff
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2009 seems like a lifetime ago. Missing you, Lisa Hannigan
Lisa Hannigan has done a great deal in the past decade. Having begun her career providing vocal support to Damien Rice, she struck out on her own in 2008. She forged relationships with other musicians and branched out into voice acting, including a key role in the Oscar-nominated Song of the Sea and an ongoing part in Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe. She moved from Ireland to London and then, happily, back to Dublin. She also got married. Most notable, however, are her three solo albums; the Mercury and Choice-nominated Sea Sew (2008), the Choice-nominated Passenger (2011) and At Swim (2016), a record preceded by writer’s block, imbued with homesickness and produced by the National’s Aaron Dessner [ . . . ]
Read Full Article at: Lisa Hannigan is hitting a lighter note | Ireland | The Sunday Times
