Camden Market's St Patrick's Takeover - Part of the Mayor of London's Official St Patrick's Day Festival

On Saturday 14th March, London’s iconic Camden Market will experience a market-wide Irish takeover. Celebrations will include the annual FREE Camden Live Irish Music Trail, pop up cocktail bar from new Irish potato spirits brand Muff Liquor Company, Irish street food mash ups and a free screening of Ireland Vs France 6 Nations Rugby.

Returning for its fourth year, the Camden Live Irish Music Trail will showcase an entirely London-based, Irish line up of rising stars, all performing FREE live acoustic gigs in 6 locations across the Market. The music trail is part of the London Mayor’s official St Patrick’s Festival and supports the Market’s ongoing commitment to nurturing emerging talent and celebrates its international culture within.

IRISH LIQUOR POP UP
New Irish distillers, Muff Liquor Company from Muff County Donegal will be hosting their first UK liquor pop-up (14-15 March). Taking over the Market’s central bar, they’ll be serving their award-winning, Irish Gin and Vodka made from potatoes and a specially curated menu of Irish cocktails and drinks and in true Irish spirit, screening of the Ireland vs France Six Nations game (Sat 14th March, 8pm.)

IRISH STREET FOOD SPECIALS
Across the Market international mash ups of street food with Irish twists. Young Vegans will be serving up a Vegan Steak and Guinness Pie with Mash, minted peas and boozy gravy (£9) and a Sweet and Salty Chocolate Guinness Pie (£4). Yorkshire Burrito’s signature roast rolling in their Yorkshire pudding wraps will feature Irish roast salt beef and colcannon and Oh My Dog's The O'Dogerty will be back on the menu, signature hot dog topped with Shamrock Mustard, County Mayo Mayo, Green Pickle Relish and Crispy Tayto Flakes. Chin Chin Labs will be whipping up a 'Lucky Four Leaf Clover' ice cream (a unique combo of floral extracts and clover) on top of a fluffy chocolate potato cake swimming in chocolate stout sauce whilst over at Cereal Killer Café, the Lucky Charms Superbowl w/freeze dried marshmallows, Lucky Charms ice cream and marshmallow milk is a dessert fit for leprechauns.
ABOUT THE LONDON IRISH EMERGING ARTISTS

AISLINN LOGAN - Aislinn Logan was introduced to the Irish music scene in Late 2017 following a slew of singles including 'Spree' and 'Fair Game', both of which helped establish the young multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and vocalist as an 80s orientated synth pop artist. Raised in Belfast and based in London, her writing often tackles societal issues, balancing candour with shimmering synth pop and melding disparate sounds into a cohesive whole.

BLUE AMERICANS - Electro-pop duo Kriss Platt and Daniel Morgan Ball. Previously, the pair were in a band called More Than Conquerors however when the band ended, the two began collaborating on songs and Blue Americans was formed. The name comes from a brand of American cigarettes (Blue American Spirit Cigarettes). Blue Americans find the Northern Irish pair exploring completely new territory; both sonically and lyrically.

LUKE CAREY - 24 years old - Carey merges contemporary and upbeat vocals with a classic acoustic style, drawing inspiration from the likes of Jamie T, Ed Sheeran, Eminem and Damien Rice. A talented lyricist, he writes with honest, razor-sharp observation and wit. A firm believer in the 10,000 hour rule, he set himself the challenge of playing 100 gigs in 100 days which proved a huge success as he stormed the music scene with a Top 10 entry in the iTunes chart. He now continues his rise through the charts with his mix of laid back guitar pop, sliced with rapid fire lyrics of his unique and uplifting street poetry.

SAMPLE ANSWER - 22 years old - Using his guitar as his strongest tool, his own brand of slap rhythm and confident vocal delivery, Sample Answer took his skills from the street to this stage and worked hard to make a name for himself. Combining diverse influences ranging from The Beatles and B