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06 Sept 2025
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Kanta Dab Dab played at Blake’s Bar on Sunday night, as part of the Earagail Arts Festival.
The band are a sitar, bass and percussion trio from Nepal with unique contemporary compositions creating a new form of soulful fusion where Eastern and Western melodies meet to offer the audience a rare musical journey. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
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Their mini-tour of Donegal takes in Culdaff, Letterkenny and Oileán Thoraí as part of the research and development stage of a new international collaborative project – Everest to Earagail – with Donegal-based musicians Fionn Robinson, Keith Mannion and Peadar Coll.
The Earagail Arts Festival continues until Sunday, July 23, visit eaf.ie for more information.
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