Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents
Xylouris White (Drag City)
with special guests
Teatro Sin Fin w/ Cheyenne Mize
Live At Whelan’s
Saturday 25th January
Doors 8pm
Tickets €16.50 + BF from Whelan's » WaV Tickets or https://mbooked.com/4l3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3DUsIEC0hw

Xylouris White is firmly rooted in the past and future. Playing Cretan music of original and traditional composition, the band consists of Georgios Xylouris on Cretan laouto and vocals and Jim White on drum kit. Xylouris is known and loved by Cretans and Greeks at home and abroad and has been playing professionally from age 12. Jim White is an Australian drummer known and loved throughout the world as the drummer of Dirty Three, Venom P Stinger and now Xylouris White. For the last six years these two men have been performing as Xylouris White, the culmination of 25 years of friendship forged through music and place.

They are a truly phenomenal force to behold live and arrive in Dublin on the back of their incredible latest Guy Picciotto-produced album 'The Sisypheans', their first for the legendary Drag CIty label

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb5lRExLjbQ

Teatro Sin Fin w/ Cheyenne Mize

Teatro Sin Fin are an electro-acoustic duo featuring Thomas Haugh (Tsymbaly and Hurdy Gurdy) and Matthew Nolan (electric guitar)

Thomas Haugh is an independent Irish music producer and recordist. Focused mainly on atmospheric instrumental music with a blend of electronic tones and acoustic instruments. He has released material under the name Hulk and Some Dark Pixels as well as being one half of the project Seti The First with Cellist Kevin Murphy; contributing to and producing original music for the films Tomato Red and Natan as well as the documentary War In Eastern Congo.

Matthew Nolan is a Dublin based musician, academic, and some time promoter. Much of his creative life is focused around the production of original and contemporary music for film and screen media. Matthew has worked on commissions form a range of performing arts institutions and arts organisations, including: The Saint Patrick’s Festival, Kilkenny Arts Festival, Bram Stoker Festival, National Gallery of Art, Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York, Film Society at the Lincoln Centre in New York, and the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. Recent musical collaborators include Sean Mac Erlaine, Erik Friedlander, Rachel Grimes, Jan Bang, Eivind Aarset, Barry Adamson, Adrian Crowley, Chris Brokaw and Eric Mingus.

Cheyenne Mize introduced herself internationally with the 10″ release Among the Gold (2009) with Bonnie Prince Billy – a collection of late 19th-century American parlor music. After touring with the Bonnie Prince, Ben Sollee, and Daniel Martin Moore, Cheyenne released her first solo album, Before Lately (2010), on sonaBLAST! Records. An EP, We Don’t Need (2012), and another full-length album, Among the Grey (2013), followed on Yep Roc Records, along with several national tours with her band of Drew English, JC Denison, and Emily Hagihara. Mize also has a passion for traditional music and has released three records with counterparts Joan Shelley and Julia Purcell as Maiden Radio - one self-titled Maiden Radio (2010), one called Lullabies (2011), and the latest Wolvering (2015).