Music
The Muddy River Band – The Songs of Bob Dylan, Neil Young & Van Morrison
Date: Sat 15 May 2027
Location: Whale Theatre, Greystones
Mossy Ryans & Guests
About the show
Mossy Ryans is a Greystones born artist. Taking influence from the likes of Jackson Browne,
Leonard Cohen. Hardworking and honest songwriting has crafted his debut EP ‘Songs I’ve
Remembered’. Playful melodies intertwined with melancholic and romantic ballads blend
together effortlessly, highlighted by his broody baritone. Music with heart. For fans of Amble,
Zach Bryan.
The release of ‘Songs I’ve Remembered' has garnered Mossy some support and exciting gigs: recently supporting touring acts with Singular Artists such as Pauric O’Meara and Parker Milsapp, as well as performing in Athlone’s Croilar festival in April.
Mossy Ryans and his band will be performing his first headline show in the whale theatre Greystones on October 4th as a part of the grassroots funding initiative to support emerging artists.
Emily Beattie is an Irish singer-songwriter from Wicklow whose music blends intimate vocals with expressive guitar. Performing both solo and with a loop pedal, she creates an atmospheric, folk-inspired sound and is becoming a regular presence across Dublin’s live music scene.
Alongside her solo work, Emily has collaborated with artists from Dublin’s music scene, including Rory Sweeney, Curtisy and D*mp, as well as fellow Wicklow musician Myles Mullarney. Emily and Myles released their debut track, Three Months, in June 2025, introducing a tender and understated approach to folk.
With new solo and collaborative music on the way, Emily continues to develop her sound and grow her presence within the Irish music scene.
The release of ‘Songs I’ve Remembered' has garnered Mossy some support and exciting gigs: recently supporting touring acts with Singular Artists such as Pauric O’Meara and Parker Milsapp, as well as performing in Athlone’s Croilar festival in April.
Mossy Ryans and his band will be performing his first headline show in the whale theatre Greystones on October 4th as a part of the grassroots funding initiative to support emerging artists.
Emily Beattie is an Irish singer-songwriter from Wicklow whose music blends intimate vocals with expressive guitar. Performing both solo and with a loop pedal, she creates an atmospheric, folk-inspired sound and is becoming a regular presence across Dublin’s live music scene.
Alongside her solo work, Emily has collaborated with artists from Dublin’s music scene, including Rory Sweeney, Curtisy and D*mp, as well as fellow Wicklow musician Myles Mullarney. Emily and Myles released their debut track, Three Months, in June 2025, introducing a tender and understated approach to folk.
With new solo and collaborative music on the way, Emily continues to develop her sound and grow her presence within the Irish music scene.
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