The Wrafters

NEWS Press Release via AS Written, May 2023 WRAFTERS TO GET HAPPY OUT AT THE HAZEL Three members of one of the country's most talented family groups will help light up the June Bank Holiday weekend. And, in a slightly different line-up than they're used to performing in. PETER, CONOR, and THOMAS WRAFTER of THE WRAFTER FAMILY BAND, will … Continue reading The Wrafters →

John Molloy

NEWS Press Release via AS Written, May 2023 COUNTRY STAR JOHN MOLLOY ON HAZEL FEST 2023 LINE-UP Country music star JOHN MOLLOY is among the performers fans will enjoy at HAZEL FEST 2023 over the upcoming June Bank Holiday weekend. The Don't Tell Me What To Do singer will join The Wrafters (Peter, Conor, and Thomas), Rahugh Buskers, Mulligan, and Neil Moran … Continue reading John Molloy →

Hazel Fest 2023

NEWS Press Release via AS Written, May 2023 MOLLOY, WRAFTERS, & MORE FOR HAZEL FEST 2023 The upcoming June Bank Holiday weekend has a musical treat in store for midlanders, with an open invitation to “Get happy at The Hazel!” THE HAZEL in question is the hugely popular Rahugh venue, where proprietor EMMA FOX will celebrate her first anniversary … Continue reading Hazel Fest 2023 →

New From Goldblum, Palmer, & Brice

First Published April 2023 JEFF 'PLAYS WELL WITH OTHERS' JEFF GOLDBLUM and The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra have launched a brand-new EP, Plays Well With Others, on Decca Records. The release features special guests Kelly Clarkson, Mattiel Brown, Rodrigo Amarante and Freda Payne. There's no stopping Jeff Goldblum and his inimitable style, especially when it comes to something … Continue reading New From Goldblum, Palmer, & Brice →

Molly O’ Connell

NEWS Press Release via AS Written, November 2022 MOLLY ROUNDS OUT GREAT YEAR WITH GLÓR TÍRE & CHRISTMAS SINGLE ANNOUNCEMENTS Country music recording-artist MOLLY O' CONNELL is rounding out a great year in some style with the announcements that she will be a contestant on GLÓR TÍRE 2023 under the mentorship of LOUISE MORRISSEY, and that she has a brand … Continue reading Molly O’ Connell →