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Robert Mizzell at the Clonmany Festival earlier this year. PHOTO: NWPressPics
Country music sensation Robert Mizzell will play a concert in the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary Frosses.
The concert takes place on Friday, October 20 at 8pm. Tickets cost €35 with proceeds going to the church funds.
Best known for the festival and country music event scene, this concert promises to show a very different style to the American who has made Ireland his home.
Mary Coughlan is one of the organisers of the upcoming concert.
She told Donegal Live: “We are very excited about this. Robert Mizzel had said that he wanted to do something like this, something a bit more Gospel, and we are the first place that he is doing it.
“It will be a very special concert.”
A small number of tickets are still available on Eventbrite or locally at The Coffee Well, Frosses, Fr James Sweeney, Leonie Gallagher, Ian Gallagher, Mary Coughlan, Michael Thomas, Joseph Harley.
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