What it feels like

Relaxed at the start. Ready to build.

Day two rarely needs another formal reception. It needs music that can sit comfortably with the room, draw people in and lift naturally as the afternoon or evening develops.

We read the room rather than forcing a fixed setlist, moving through Irish and trad favourites, pop, rock and the songs people know well enough to sing together.

Five-piece or three-piece

The full five-piece

Our flagship Day Two setup brings all five musicians: acoustic guitar and vocals, lead guitar, bass, drums, fiddle and additional vocals. It gives you the fullest sound and the most room to build from an easy session into a genuine party.

The three-piece session

For pubs, hotel bars, marquees and smaller rooms, the three-piece keeps things compact without losing the interaction. It is live, lively and shaped around songs that bring people into the session rather than simply playing at them.

Each option is built around a two-hour performance.

Day Two FAQs

How long does the Day Two performance last?

Both the five-piece and three-piece perform for two hours.

Which lineup should we choose?

The full five-piece is our flagship option and gives us the most room to build the atmosphere. The three-piece suits a smaller or more relaxed gathering. Tell us what you have planned and we’ll recommend the best fit.

What kind of music do you play?

We mix Irish and trad favourites with well-known pop and rock songs, reading the room as we go. The aim is a relaxed session that people can join in with—and that can build naturally if everyone is ready for more.