Damien O’Kane & Ron Block Band: BANJOVIAL TOUR 2025
In the rich tapestry of musical innovation, few names stand out like that of Damien O’Kane and Ron Block. Their journey through the realms of bluegrass and Irish traditional music and song is not only remarkable but has also birthed ground-breaking albums that redefine the very essence of banjo music. Let’s delve into the remarkable story of these two virtuosos and the transformative albums, Banjophony, Banjophonics (and soon to be released October 2025, new album Banjovial) that are leaving an indelible mark on the world of music.
Hailing from Coleraine in Northern Ireland, Damien O’Kane’s musical journey began at a tender age. Raised in the heart of Irish traditional music, O’Kane quickly hones his skills on the tenor banjo, carving a niche for himself in the vibrant folk scene. His mastery of intricate melodies and soul-stirring rhythms earns him widespread acclaim, establishing him as one of the foremost proponents of Irish music. O’Kane’s insatiable thirst for musical exploration leads him on a quest to push the boundaries of tradition, seeking new avenues of expression. It is this relentless pursuit of innovation that eventually leads him to join forces with Ron Block, a luminary in the world of bluegrass banjo.
Ron Block’s journey into the world of bluegrass music began in California, where he immerses himself in the rich heritage of the Appalachian mountains. Renowned for his unparalleled skill on the five-string banjo, Block’s virtuosity knows no bounds. As a cornerstone of Alison Krauss & Union Station, his electrifying performances captivate audiences worldwide, earning him accolades and adoration in equal measure. Block’s profound reverence for the bluegrass tradition is matched only by his unwavering commitment to innovation. With a keen ear for melody and an innate sense of rhythm, he seamlessly blends traditional bluegrass with elements of jazz, classical, and beyond, redefining the possibilities of his instrument.
Doors: 7.30pm; Starts: 8pm
Tickets: £20/£18
