The young folk have been gracing us with their presence regularly since we began at Saucy Sundays and they have always blown us away each and every time we hear them play. They are an incredibly talented group of musicians. This is a recording of a their song Grown, from a stripped down set they played for us in early November 2012. Hope you like it.

Young Folk (Unplugged), Grown

Saucy Sundays regulars and great friends Veroa headlined for us in November of 2012. This is a live recording of their song Journey, which they played at the very end of their set. What a lovely way to finish off the night. This is spine tingling stuff so please get yourself out to see this fantastic band as soon as you can. you'll love them.

Veroa, Journey

Markas Carcas truly is a musical gem. He creates thunder with his acoustic guitar and his lyrics and haunting voice will capture a rooms imagination, as his percussive and progressive guitar work gets them charged. An honest and passionate performer whose live sets are a real experience. We were so grateful to have had the pleasure of his presence when he appropriately joined us on the rainiest day of November 2012.

Markas Carcas, We've Been Found

In December of 2012 we had a very special Saucy Sunday with acts curated by the amazing Lazy Band. If you are lucky enough to have experienced their Monday night sessions in Bewleys Cafe than you can get an idea of just how magical it was to have them joining us for this very special Lazy Sunday. The Grand Social was jammed on and off stage. They wrapped up the night with their powerful rendition of the traditional Appalachian song “Down in the River to Pray" prompted along by the one and only Enda Reilly, and everyone got up to sing along. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.