Dublin Airport has recently announced a new and exciting initiative in collaboration with the Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) – the launch of a weekly live music series in Terminal 2. This new showcase, titled T2: Sounds of Home, is set to kick off today and will feature performances by emerging local musicians. The series is scheduled to take place every Friday throughout the month of October, aiming to celebrate Ireland’s vibrant music scene by providing a platform for talented artists to showcase their work at one of the country’s busiest international gateways.
According to Breffni Banks, IMRO Marketing & Membership Manager, T2: Sounds of Home is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the incredible musical talent that Ireland has to offer. Banks expressed excitement about the initiative, highlighting its importance in providing emerging musicians with a valuable platform to reach new audiences and share their music on an international stage. By bringing live music to Dublin Airport, the series aims to enhance the overall traveler experience while showcasing the richness of Ireland’s musical culture.
Graeme McQueen, Head of Media Relations at daa, emphasized the significance of creating a welcoming atmosphere at Dublin Airport. With tens of thousands of people passing through the airport daily, McQueen believes that live music from Ireland’s up-and-coming artists can provide a fitting soundtrack to the array of emotions experienced by travelers, from tearful goodbyes to joyous reunions. Teaming up with IMRO for the month of October, Dublin Airport aims to offer passengers a unique and enjoyable experience as they navigate through the terminals.
The performance schedule for T2: Sounds of Home includes a diverse lineup of musicians representing various genres, from traditional to contemporary styles. The schedule is as follows:
– 27th September – T2 Arrivals from 10:00 – 12:00: Keywest & DeCarteret
– 4th October – T2 Arrivals from 10:00 – 12:00: Lemoncello & Big Sleep
– 11th October – T2 Departures from 13:00 – 15:00: Dave Lofts & Toshín
– 18th October – T2 Departures from 13:00 – 15:00: FILMORE! & Rachel Mae Hannon
Dublin Airport’s initiative to bring live music to Terminal 2 is a testament to the vibrant music scene in Ireland and the importance of supporting local talent. By providing a platform for emerging musicians to showcase their work on an international stage, T2: Sounds of Home aims to create a memorable and enjoyable experience for passengers while celebrating the country’s rich musical heritage.
Supporting Emerging Musicians
The collaboration between Dublin Airport and IMRO highlights the importance of supporting emerging musicians and providing them with opportunities to showcase their talent. T2: Sounds of Home offers a unique platform for local artists to reach new audiences and gain exposure on an international stage. By featuring performances in both the arrivals and departures halls of Terminal 2, the series aims to create a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere for passengers as they journey through the airport.
Celebrating Ireland’s Musical Culture
The T2: Sounds of Home series is not only a celebration of Ireland’s musical talent but also a reflection of the country’s rich cultural heritage. By showcasing a diverse lineup of musicians representing a range of genres, the initiative highlights the diversity and creativity of Ireland’s music scene. From traditional Irish music to contemporary styles, the performances at Dublin Airport aim to provide passengers with a taste of the country’s musical culture and heritage.
Enhancing the Traveler Experience
Live music has the power to enhance the overall traveler experience by creating a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere at Dublin Airport. As passengers navigate through the terminals, the sounds of Ireland’s up-and-coming music artists will provide a fitting soundtrack to their journey. Whether travelers are arriving in Dublin or departing for their next destination, the live music series in Terminal 2 aims to add an extra layer of enjoyment and entertainment to their airport experience.
