KEV OLDEN

8PM

Kev Olden’s music is deeply shaped by his native Ireland and his current home in Canada, seamlessly weaving elements of Americana and indie folk into a sound rooted in heartfelt storytelling and evocative melodies. Olden comes to the Corleck after a sold-out headline show at Toronto’s Burdock Music Hall, solo shows in New York, and opening for Canadian artists Jon Bryant and Leah Holtom, as well as Irish artists Dani Larkin and David Howley. His 2026 EP, “Always At Dusk”, marks his most ambitious project to date.

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INN ECHO

9PM

After six remarkable years touring three continents and earning Music PEI awards along with JUNO, ECMA, and CFMA nominations, Inn Echo is excited for the future. From their home base on Prince Edward Island, they continue to evolve their sound and explore new tours, territories, and creative horizons. With their 2023 album Hemispheres, they showcase original compositions alongside reimagined traditional tunes, weaving PEI roots into stories that resonate across continents.

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PA SHEEHY

10PM

Pa Sheehy is one of Ireland’s most distinctive and compelling artists whose solo career follows the phenomenal international success of Walking On Cars. His award-winning debut solo EP earned widespread praise and lead to sold-out headline tours across Ireland and Europe. Alongside a growing catalogue of acclaimed original music, Pa has continued to reach new audiences through standout appearances on RTÉ’s Other Voices, supporting Bruce Springsteen, and the viral success of his GAA anthem “The Top of Bin Ban”, which became a cultural phenomenon across Ireland.

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EASY PIECES

8PM

Easy Pieces is a rock band featuring a cast of well-respected and disrespected Toronto musicians whose east coast roots brought them together to disagree about all kinds of music. Their 2025 full-length album Long Shadows charts a journey of discoveries pulled from parents’ record collections to obscure gems unearthed in neighbourhood record stores,. It’s music born from years spent chasing songs, swapping rock-and-roll lore, and building a community in Toronto’s downtown venues that sustain independent music.

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WINEMOM

9PM

Dublin natives, fresh out of BIMM University,  led by the exceptional voice of songwriter and frontwoman Rosanna Harrington, WineMom spent their breakthrough year performing on some of the biggest stages across Ireland and the UK, supporting the likes of Janes Addiction and including a wonderful tour across Ireland with KingFishr, performing onstage with them at their Wexford show. 

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BIG SLEEP

10PM

Big Sleep is an indie-rock band based in Dublin, Ireland. Since releasing their debut EP in 2022, the band have built a fast-growing reputation through sold-out headline shows across Europe, major festival appearances around the continent, and supporting Brooklyn band Geese at their most recent Dublin headline. Following a string of sold-out European tour dates, Big Sleep released their debut album Holy Show via LAB Records in February 2026, cementing their place as one of Ireland’s most exciting rising acts.

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SARAH CREAN

7PM

Sarah Crean is an Irish singer-songwriter and producer based in Brighton. Her sharp eye for life’s intimate details and moreish voice shine through her dreamy, slow-burn Indie Pop. Fresh off SXSW Austin, Crean is on the cusp of releasing her sophomore album, Heirloom – entirely made by women. Sarah Crean has toured extensively with the likes of Florence Road, Bombay Bicycle Club, Pillow Queens, Haley Blais, U.S. Girls and more, and played standout shows including opening for Blackpink in Hyde Park and CMAT at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town.

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MORGANA

8:30PM

Morgana first gained attention as a solo artist before co-founding Saint Sister, whose journey included opening for Robbie Williams, Keane, Tori Amos, Hozier and The National, plus a spellbinding NPR Tiny Desk Concert. With millions of streams and a devoted following, Morgana’s next chapter is a solo journey into kaleidoscopic popstar-dom. Her music is a mantra: prepared to party, ready to cry. Fans of CMAT, Kate Bush, Sharon Van Etten, and Chappell Roan will fall in love with Morgana’s technicoloured, tearful disco. Her debut LP, The Whole Thing Was Very Very Emotional, lands on September 25, 2026.

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What is Lughnasadh?

Lughnasadh (LOO-nahs-ah) is an ancient Celtic festival celebrated on August 1st, or between the summer solstice and autumn equinox, marking the arrival of the harvest season. One of the four major Gaelic seasonal festivals — alongside Imbolc, Bealtaine, and Samhain — Lughnasadh is named after the Irish sun god Lugh, a warrior, king and skilled craftsman.

Mythology suggests that the Festival began when Lugh held a Funeral Feast in honour of his foster-mother Tailtiu, an earth goddess who passed away after clearing Ireland’s fields for agriculture. In the middle ages, Lughnasadh was a time for community gatherings, with athletic contests (the Tailteann Games), feasting, music, dancing, horse racing and matchmaking. In recent centuries and in certain areas, it is a tradition to climb hills at sunrise on Lughnasadh and to host celebrations on hilltops.

Today, Lughnasadh is celebrated as a cultural event, featuring Irish music, dance and crafts. It is a time to celebrate community, gratitude, abundance, and the transition between summer and autumn.

This event has been financially assisted by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund – a program of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming, administered by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund Corporation