- The Comeraghs Wild Festival confirmed an open-air concert at Woodhouse Estate on 12 July 2026.
- An Evening of Song and Story features The Backyard Band and White Horse Guitar Club in the walled garden.
- The Backyard Band includes former Tweed members and returns by popular demand.
- White Horse Guitar Club brings harmonies and interpretations of folk and traditional music.
- Early bird tickets are available from €30 via the festival website.
The Comeraghs Wild Festival has revealed details of an open-air concert at Woodhouse Estate in Stradbally Co Waterford on 12 July 2026 titled An Evening of Song and Story.
The event takes place in the restored walled garden against the backdrop of the Comeragh Mountains and features music storytelling and shared moments.
The Backyard Band headlines the evening with former members of Tweed including Brendan Ryder Dave Hallissey Gay Brazel Mick Grace and Peter Dowley. White Horse Guitar Club joins them with their eleven-piece ensemble known for harmonies storytelling and interpretations of folk Americana and traditional Irish music. The relaxed format invites audiences to bring chairs and gather as day turns to evening.
Bernadette Drohan shared the Woodhouse event represents something truly special within the overall programme offering a different pace and atmosphere while staying true to the festival core focus on connection place and shared experience. She noted that the combination of setting music and storytelling will create a magical evening that audiences will remember long after the festival ends.
