04/09/2026
The Cellar is open again and we’re starting the new live music season with a cracking mix of touring musicians, Irish voices and some familiar local faces.
04.09. IKE’S CREEK / USA
Tonite, IKE’S CREEK roll into Hamburg from the USA, bringing their blend of California Roots, Americana and Bluegrass to the Cellar. Led by multi-instrumentalist Korey Simeone, the Los Angeles band has earned a reputation for first-class picking, bluesy vocals and seriously fine musicianship.
11.09. LARRY DONLON / IRE
Irish Folk, pub classics and a few favourites from both sides of the Atlantic. Longford-born Larry has been playing and singing since his teens and is very much a familiar face around Hamburg these days.
12.09. CARLEY’S WRECK & RUIN / UK
A British duo serving up what they call “trashy roots”: raw, rhythmic blues with Delta grit, old-time country, rock’n’roll and a wonderfully dark edge.
18.09. MENSE
Rock’n’Roll, pub and rock classics with one thing firmly in mind: giving the room a good time. Expect everything from Chuck Berry and CCR to Tom Petty, The Beatles and his own songs.
19.09. NINA & CHRISTIAN
Irish & Scottish Folk — songs, tunes and plenty of Celtic spirit for a Saturday night downstairs.
25.09. KENAN FLANNERY / IRE
Dublin songwriter, storyteller and proper folk troubadour. Irish ballad roots meet American folk, raw guitar and a voice made for stories. Kenan has spent the past few years touring extensively across Ireland, the UK, Europe and the US.
26.09. DECLAN O’CONNELL / IRE
Songs & Stories from a Cork-born voice we’ve known for many years — Irish ballads alongside Dylan, Cash, Neil Young and the great American folk tradition.
And, of course, the Cellar isn’t only alive on Friday and Saturday nights.
Our Irish Trad Session is back every Sunday, the Old-Time & Bluegrass Session takes over every 1st and 3rd Wednesday, and upstairs it’s Pub Quiz every Thursday from 8pm.
Seven live acts, Trad and Bluegrass sessions throughout the month, and plenty of familiar faces coming back down the stairs.
September is looking mighty good.