Acoustic Music House Concert

Over the past couple of years, I have re-built the house I grew up in to make it a great place for acoustic music house concerts, and honestly, the acoustics are wonderful now! All proceeds go to the musicians, this is not a business for me, it is about enjoying live music and building our community.
I am very excited to announce a concert this Saturday with:
Glúin is an Irish band from all over the San Francisco Bay Area, with 4 generations in the band! Multiple vocalists, fiddle, bodhran, guitar, and bouzouki.
Their concert will be Saturday, November 7th, here are the details:
- Doors will open at 5:30\, Potluck w/o borders 6-7 and concert will be from 7:00 to 10:00
- $25 in-person\, $10 over Zoom -- all proceeds go to the musicians!
- Snacks\, beverages and good cheer! - Location is near Santana Row\, plenty of residential on-street parking is available.
- Here’s the link to register for either in-person or over Zoom:
https://cope-a-cabana.com/concerts/
More about Glúin

Shea Gaier: located in the east bay, Shea has 27 years of fiddle playing experience, and has been singing since childhood as well. She grew up playing in sessions in Los Angeles county with her mother and was taught fiddle by Jan Tappan and Kira Ott. Shea has a particular interest in the northern traditions of Irish music, particularly the Donegal, Oriel, Tyrone, and Fermanagh styles. Her first album called “The Strawberry Beds” is out now. Outside of music, she is a Community Health worker and Wellness Coach.
Peter Kwangjun Suk: located in the South Bay, Peter grew up in Pennsylvania and developed interest in Irish music as a student at Dartmouth when he was 19. He plays whistle and bodhran and qualified for the Fleadh Cheoil in Enniscorthy for over 18 tin whistle in 2000. He also taught tin whistle at the Riley school for Irish music from the late 90s to the early 2000s. Outside of music, he has been coding since he was 11 years old.
Ben Wise: Located in the East bay, Ben has been playing guitar and has been singing for a few years. He was inspired to dive into the tradition by listening to “The Dubliners”. He likes singing pub style songs and he is an aspiring animator.
Drew Bagdasarian: Located in San Francisco, Drew plays the bouzouki. He also plays guitar and played bluegrass and rock and roll before starting Irish music. Outside of music, he is a business owner and enjoys traveling.