Podcast appearances and mentions of declan o'rourke

Chat and live music from Declan O'Rourke, whose latest album 'Arrivals' has just been released to great acclaim

Released in Apr 2021, Arrivals is yet another departure. Produced by no less a figure than Paul Weller, O’Rourke remarks that the music icon “was there every moment, before, during & long after, discussing ideas about this & that, even down to the artwork

Released in Apr 2021, Arrivals is yet another departure. Produced by no less a figure than Paul Weller, O’Rourke remarks that the music icon “was there every moment, before, during & long after, discussing ideas about this & that, even down to the artwork

Declan joins Marty to chat about his brilliant new album Arrivals!

John Meagher and Andrea Cleary reviews new albums including Declan O'Rourke and Taylor Swift.

Declan has been on the music scene since the late nineties and has been involved in many projects since. He discusses what got him interested in songwriting, the success of his single "Galileo" and what people can expect at his upcoming gig.

Thanks for joining us on episode 2. It has taken 2 years to get the show up and running and for the next while we will be uploading an episode every two weeks. There are several podcasts already recorded and more guests lined up. Please give us a shout if you have any suggestions.Recorded back in the Summer of 2016 at the National Concert Hall in Dublin. Thanks www.nch.ieDeclan was the special guest for the show and arrived in to the back stage area as I was finishing my chat with Eric and agreed to give up some of his precious time. He is a gifted storyteller and is always interesting to listen to whether he is singing or talking - I’m sure you’ll agree. We mentioned The Irish Music Rights Organisation and they offer a range of services and supports for Irish Songwriters and you should most definitely check them out. www.imro.ieDeclan has a web page that has info on tours, news and a shop where you can get hold of his releases. www.declanorourke.com . There is a Spotify playlist that we created of some of our favourite songs by Declan and more info at www.createschool.ie/SparkYou can reach us at www.twitter.com/createschoolwww.instagram.com/createschool.iewww.facebook.com/createschoolwww.createschool.ie

Thanks for joining us on episode 2. It has taken 2 years to get the show up and running and for the next while we will be uploading an episode every two weeks. There are several podcasts already recorded and more guests lined up. Please give us a shout if you have any suggestions.Recorded back in the Summer of 2016 at the National Concert Hall in Dublin. Thanks www.nch.ieDeclan was the special guest for the show and arrived in to the back stage area as I was finishing my chat with Eric and agreed to give up some of his precious time. He is a gifted storyteller and is always interesting to listen to whether he is singing or talking - I’m sure you’ll agree. We mentioned The Irish Music Rights Organisation and they offer a range of services and supports for Irish Songwriters and you should most definitely check them out. www.imro.ieDeclan has a web page that has info on tours, news and a shop where you can get hold of his releases. www.declanorourke.com . There is a Spotify playlist that we created of some of our favourite songs by Declan and more info at www.createschool.ie/SparkYou can reach us at www.twitter.com/createschoolwww.instagram.com/createschool.iewww.facebook.com/createschoolwww.createschool.ie

It's back to the basics on Windy City Irish Radio this week as the boys spin the best in Irish and Celtic music. Tune in to hear Jarlath Henderson in preview of his performance at the Irish American Heritage Center on October 5th. Or listen for tracks from Irish supergroup, Uliad, Pearl River, NY's Girsa, Galway's HighTime, and Eamon O'Leary. There's also music from Réalta,Dylan Walshe, Declan O'Rourke, Dàimh and Robbie O'Connell. Check out Windy City Irish Radio each and every Wednesday from 8PM - 9PM on WSBC and you can catch this week's podcast here at www.windycityirishradio.com.

Declan O'Rourke performed live in studio this morning. He sang 'Poor Boys Shoes' and 'Villain Curry Shaw' from his new album 'Chronicles of the Great Irish Famine'. Declan spoke about how stories from the famine, in particular his own ancestory inspired the album.

This is episode 3 of a series of 7. This episode is a look at the theory that maybe songwriting is a response to the mating call instinct. Looking deep into the well of their craft, the particpating songwriters speak with love about their love, their love for love AND their love for songs about love. It really is lovely. The accompanying songs are: Danny Darcy - "Saved" Kim Hayden - "Keep You" Jem Mitchell - "Silver Dagger" Dan Elliott - "Maybe We" Aoife Leigh - "Jamie" Declan O'Rourke - "The You Know" www.ispod.ie

This is ISPod Late Night Raydio, a chat about the songs by the participating writers in the Irish Songwriters Podcast series while you're waiting for the next episode. The songs featured are: Bill Coleman - "Am I Still Your No.1?" Niall Quinn & The PennyWhores - "Murder He Did" Sinead White - "Better" Robbie McDonald - "Just Ask Adam" Ian Foster - "You Left A Song (For Ron Hynes)" Kern - "The Hard Wind" Jezzebelle - "The Lucky Ones" Harry Hoban & The Brothers Kane - "Tyrannosaur" David Keenan - "The Friary" Nigel Place - "Lost Dalliance" Declan O'Rourke - "Love Is The Way"

Episode #910 featuring North Mississippi Allstars, Paul Thorn's Mission Temple Fireworks Revival, Bonnie Bishop and Declan O'Rourke, plus a story from WV storyteller Bil Lepp, heard live on Mountain Stage. Recorded at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV. Visit MountainStage.org/shows to plan a trip to come see Mountain Stage live.

This is ISPod Mini, a short episode focusing on the music and thoughts of one individual writer from the many who partcipated in the Irish Songwriter Podcast. Originally from Ballyfermot in Dublin, Declan O'Rourke now lives on the west coast of Ireand. He is frequently namechecked in the talk of 'influences' by the Irish Songwriters I've spoken to and is both critcially and internationally acclaimed. He has recently released a new album, “The Chronicles Of The Great Irish Famine”, a collection of stories untold about a dark part of Irish, and one would have to add British, History. It's a project that required 16 years to complete and on the very cusp of it's release, Declan took the time to talk to me from his tour in Cincinnati, Ohio. We spoke about the new album, his thoughts about art, harmony and love and also that feeling of interregnum, a lull in energy on the completion of a creative project. www.declanorourke.com

It's the official start of the Christmas season in the Windy City Irish Radio studio as the lads are joined by Paddy Homan in advance of his holiday extravaganza with The Noble Call at both Chicago Gaelic Park and The Irish American Heritage Center on December 15th and 16th. Tickets are still available for both shows where Paddy will be joined by the likes of David Curley, Mick Broderick, Katie Grennan and more!! This week Paddy takes us back to the 'hearth’ of an Irish Christmas with some classic songs and stories of the holiday season. Tune in to hear from Paddy along with Nanci Griffith, The High Kings and Declan O'Rourke as we kick off the holiday season in style. Join us every Wednesday from 8PM - 9PM on WSBC 1240 AM and listen to this week's podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com

In this first chapter, "In The Beginning", we talk about the whys and hows of how each songwriter got started at the craft of songwriting. Through their different experiences, the story starts to form and we get an idea of the foundation of their passion. What drew them to songs? What made them want to write a song, then another and then to performing their work? Sometimes funny, sometimes touching, always eloquent and insightful, the Irish Songwriters Podcast invites the writers to share their story so that the listener can better understand the spark of inspiration that started the fire of passion and dedication to the art of storytelling through music. The songs on today's podcast are: "In You Come" - Roesy & Declan O'Rourke "Better" - Sinead White "Runaway Train" - Colm Lynch "The Lucky Ones" - Jezzebelle "Letting Go" - Fiach "Little Bird, Sing" - Grainne Hunt

This is a compilation of all the live music thats appeared on DaveBox so far and I'll continue to add to this until the end of the year. If you like what you hear make sure to subscribe to the podcast to learn more about these artists. Also like each of their respective social media pages and let them know how much you've enjoyed their music. Art is important. Its important that people know their creations have reached you at some level. Thanks for all the support so far Dave x

The sleigh bells ring a-ding-ding this week in the Windy City Irish Radio studios as the boys tell the story of Old St. Nick and pay tribute to Ol' Blues Eyes, Frank Sinatra, on his 100th birthday. Join Mike and Tim as they go a-wassailing and play holiday music from The Henry Girls, We Banjo 3, Declan O'Rourke, Luan Parle, WALLIS BIRD Official Page, Eileen Ivers, The Gothard Sisters, Allison Kraus with Yo-Yo Ma and Natalie MacMaster and Father Ray Kelly. There's also a tribute to one of our greatest songwriters, John Lennon, on the 35th anniversary of his tragic death with music from U2 and Larry Kirwan. Join Mike Shevlin and Tim Taylor each Wednesday night in December as they spread their particular brand of Irish holiday cheer on WSBC 1240AM Chicago from 8pm to 9pm or listen to the podcast here at windycityirishradio.com.

“Three Brothers at War,” performed live at Irish Arts Center by Declan O'Rourke

In this episode Randy Scott Carroll talks to Irish Singer-Songwriter Declan O'Rourke

Bettye LaVette, David Broza, Matrimony, Declan O'Rourke, Noah Gundersen