Live Music at a Pub can be a pretty wide range of styles &
sounds! At Trinity Hall Irish Pub our musicians rely more on their Voices
&instruments than they do on electrical equipment and the volume is
generally loud enough to enjoy while not loud enough to overwhelm the
conversation!
We always strive to avoid a situation where a guest has to shout out their orders
or when we have to shout at a guest, if it is every too loud, please let us know and we'll get it
back in balance!
Trinity Hall is a place where music is a part of our atmosphere, the more
you enjoy it, the closer you'll want to be to the stage, it has been said that the best place to
hear the music is in the restroom, where the conversations are a wee bit quieter, but the truth is
if you wanted a serene environment you'd be listening to the CD in your Car or Home.
Thursday Evenings;
Jigsaw performs trad Irish music
Friday & Saturday
Nights we rotate a variety of bands through the slots offering a range from
Irish Singalong to Folk & Ballad.
Sunday Afternoon,
the Trinity Hall Session Players play traditional Reels & Jigs in an invited
session led by Ken Fleming. **Special on the 3rd Sunday each month we add in a Ceili
Caller and dancers to add to the fun! Free to join in, we'll look forward to
seeing you! Special Time on 09/19 Ceili starts at 1:00 PM and wraps up at 3:45PM
in time for a special night of music in support of Michael Harrison - the singer
not the Ceili Dancer! -
Open sessions are an opportunity for newer players to play in with some of the
region's best musicians, while building their confidence and understanding of
the transitions & tunes. Beginning in January, Times will host 2 open Pub
sessions each month, one in Dallas and another in Allen. To
learn more about the activities of TIMES and to the tunes played during session,
please visit their website at:-
To Learn More About
Traditional Irish Music Education Society or the annual
O'Flaherty's Irish Music Retreat in October, please
visit
Always Free To Join In Or To Stop by Listen & Watch!
Our Music Calendars for (A)Allen & (D)Dallas!
We've included FC Dallas matches & other Pub events too
so you'll know what we
are up to!!
LIKE THE MUSIC? FOLLOW THE BANDS!
The Irish Rogues Dallas' longest serving Irish sing-along band, come join in on the
fun, songbooks & fun for all!
WEBSITE
Paddy Gone Wild More musicians than you can shake a stick at!
Walking, playing, dancing, its a great show!
WEBSITE
Trinity River Whalers!
Rockin'
and rowdy at the local pub, the Whalers are an adventure you don't want to miss.
An eclectic mix of influences has carved a groove the band slips into snugly,
and whether it's Celtic music with a Texas twist or Texas music with a Celtic
twist, you'll find toes tapping and hands clapping!
Five Second Rule The
newest of Irish acoustic bands to form up here in Dallas. Playing to rave
reviews with mix of Celtic, Irish, Covers & originals.
WEBSITE
BEHAN! The Boys Are Back in
Town!! The Behan Brothers bring the Irish sing Alongs and Ballads with good
strong voices to boot WEBSITE
Free Whiski Trio singing a range from Blues to Rock Ballads
Jeff Phillips Great voice, wide range & humorous as well!
Jenny Glass Harpist plays Irish
Harp, 1st Sundays of the month (except June!)
Beyond The Pale Described on
TexasGigs as "Tim O'Brien meets The Chieftains"! Check out their new CD "The
Music Plays Me" Visit Website
Jigsaw Our Thursday night
Trad-Irish band that has been playing real Irishfor 20+ years! Jigs, Reels,
Ballads and set pieces. The core of Traditional Irish Music in Dallas! 7P-10P
Seamus Stout Now with us over 5
years, Seamus Stout plays upbeat celtic with a range from Bagpipe & Bodhran to
flute & Fiddle! Check out their MySpace page! MySpace
Dirty Maggie Mae
Dallas Band brings a Beatles Tribute to Trinity Hall for the
first time.
MYSPACE
Lost & Nameless Orchestra
Returning to Trinity Hall from their homebase in Austin,
always a great response from our guests!.
Reflected in his song writing and song selection is a keen interest in
history and the passing of culture from generation to generation. Jed
performs traditional songs and contemporary songs in musical style that is
both Celtic and American, with strong Bluegrass roots.
