Night Moves Café as part of Culture Night Late at The Coffee Box on George’s Street, curated by SJ McArdle, and produced by Droichead. Join us each month for an evening of intimate live music, song and conversation from 9pm till late. Drop in, grab a coffee and something sweet, and enjoy the atmosphere. Featuring Green and Shine, Julian Knows, Dagogo Harte & Peadar Connolly.

GREENE AND SHINE, Mary Greene & Noel Shine have long been an important element of the national Folk and Americana scene. From Noel's role as one of the founders of Cork Folk Festival, right through to the couple's work alongside their daughter Ellie as RTE Folk Awards nominated band Greenshine, Noel and Mary have been a constant in the musical firmament. Greene and Shine's music straddles the boundaries of Indie, Americana and Folk. They have lent their talents to the recordings of Republic of Loose, Christy Moore, Mick Hanly, Frances Black and John Spillane amongst many others, and performed with Mary Black on her farewell tour.

Julian Knows is the brand-new era of Indie Rock music released under Irish artist David San Clair.

Dagogo Hart with Peadar Connolly. A poet, playwright and performer, Dagogo Hart has rapidly risen to prominence, securing notable achievements such as performing on the prestigious Tommy Tiernan Show, Other Voices, writing and directing the critically acclaimed play "Mmanwu" at the Dublin Fringe Festival, and representing Ireland on a cultural tour in West Africa. His debut children’s book Lantern Smoke was released in 2025 to much acclaim. Peadar Connolly is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist performing on voice, autoharp, and global woodwinds. With a background in ethnomusicology, his work draws on folk and pop traditions from Ireland and beyond. Alongside his solo performances, Peadar has worked internationally as a musician and producer. Both Dagogo and Peadar are currently collaborating on a new theatre piece for Dublin Fringe Festival called Muster.

NIGHT MOVES CULTURE NIGHT LATE

An innovative late-night programme produced by Droichead Arts Centre, funded by The Arts Council, Drogheda's Nighttime Economy Advisor and the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport. Designed to build on the success of Droichead’s ongoing NIGHT Moves programme, collaborating with several promoters and curators in Drogheda, including Spiral, Drogheda Groove Movement, Blas Do Theanga, Spiral, Cailleach Books, Boyne Trad Fest, 33-45, SJ McArdle and Vivienne Byrne. Providing new, experimental, engaging intergenerational nighttime cultural experiences across accessible public & shared spaces including McHughs, Odd Mollies, The Coffee Box, Graft Burger Hub at Abbey Lane, The former Methodist Church, Droichead Arts Centre Barlow House, and Stockwell Street, Clarkes and Barney Macs