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The Barceló Brothers

Concert

February 22, 2025

@ Rua Red Art Centre, Tallaght

4 to 5 pm

Concert

Suitable for children all ages

Language:

Various languages (English, Irish, Catalan, Spanish, French...)

Children € 10 | Adults € 12

Please note:

Children must be under the supervision of an accompanying adult at all times.

Dynamic… Creative… Groovy… The Barceló Brothers is a unique five-piece band led by two young Irish brothers with Mediterranean blood. Their performance is inspiring, soulful, and energetic, featuring meaningful and socially engaged musical poetry.
A Global Roots experience driven by the bluesy and punchy sounds of an accordion and infused by any modern sounds they come across: modern R&B, Soul, Reggae, Ska, Hip-Hop, Pop, Rock, Cúmbia and Rumba – there are no musical barriers in the creativity of these two brothers!
Put your dancing shoes on and be ready to get immersed in a feast of new sounds and languages, celebrating Ireland’s diversity – don’t miss it!

Venue: Rua Red, Performance Space

Meet the artist

Barceló Brothers

Born and raised in the West of Ireland, the brothers Séamus and Mícheál Barceló began playing music with their dad at a very young age, while rapidly falling in love with the thrilling sounds of the accordion in Afro-Caribbean, Creole, and Mediterranean music. Driven by their youthful spirit, they continue to expand their ever-growing musical tastes, keeping a keen eye on trends in modern music.
Their musical journey started in 2015 on the country roads of their townland while slowly sharing some of their performances on social media. Their music reflects their multicultural background, blending their heritage into the sound and creating a unique voice. Despite their young ages, they have travelled to many festivals in Ireland, UK, Spain, and France, playing alongside some well-known names and spreading the joy of their music.

All ticket sales are final, and refunds will not be issued.

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