Eduardo Niebla is coming to town on the 8th of February so get your tickets now, as this is a show not to be missed! It’s definitely a must see for any fans of the Spanish guitar and you are sure to be in for a treat as Eduardo is a guitar wizard - watch as his fingers dance upon the strings! Read on to find out more about the gig…
About Eduardo Niebla…
Eduardo Niebla is a world-class virtuoso Spanish guitarist and composer. His music draws its inspirations from all over the globe to become something truly unique. As you listen to his music you’ll hear different styles coming through such as Arabic, Indian and Latin all mixed with Gypsy Jazz!
Eduardo was born in Tangiers to Andalusian parents so he has all the mixed cultural experience to blend the musical styles from all over the Mediterranean and indeed beyond. He now lives in Britain and continues to release new albums that have proved influential in the trend for fusion and acoustic music across the world. Throughout all this, he has always remained true to his roots and performing with an enticing melancholy and intense passion.
Eduardo has been quite prolific down the years releasing new albums almost every year. Some of his most popular include ‘Lights from the Inner Side’ (2004), ‘The Gift’ (1999) and many others.
He has performed at the Olympic Games in Greece and many other international festivals such as Glastonbury, the Brecon International Jazz Festival and the San Isidro Festival in Madrid.
See Eduardo perform in the Draíocht Theatre for one night only on Friday February 8th at 8:15pm. Tickets are priced at €16 (€14 conc).
How to get to the venue…
Draíocht is located near the Blanchardstown Centre in Blanchardstown which is located about 10km north west of Dublin city centre. You’ll find Draíocht located opposite the Blue entrance of the Blanchardstown Centre, in-between the Blanchardstown Library and Leisureplex. Bus numbers 39, 70, 76a, 220, 237, 238, 239 & 270, will get you to Blanchardstown.
If you are travelling by car, just head for the M50 ring-road and then make your way to the Navan Road/N3 turn off, which is just a little north of the Toll Plaza. Draíocht is located behind the Blanchardstown Centre beside the Blanchardstown Library and the Leisureplex with a TGI Fridays; both of these have car parks.
Dublin hotels closeby…
Dublin hotels within easy reach of the Draíocht Theatre in Blanchardstown include the 4 star Castleknock Hotel & Country Club and the 3 star Travelodge. Another nearby option is the 4 star Park Plaza Tyrrelstown.
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