A Glen Hansard-inspired holiday busk is coming to the Keswick
The Dec. 6 concert is inspired by the annual, open-air holiday charity concert in Dublin, which Hansard, 56, hosted for 15 years before his death.
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Irish singer Glen Hansard loved coming to Philadelphia. Here, he worked on an album for a year and shoveled snow for the first time.
"He loved it here" and even wanted to name the album after the city, said producer Charlie Hall of the War on Drugs, who worked with Hansard on the album…
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Philly band Snacktime performed with Ms. Lauryn Hill at the Newport Folk Festival
The horn happy R&B and funk band also played played with Matt Quinn of Mt. Joy and Delco's Devon Gilfillian.