Stephanie chatted to Dave ahead of her show in St. Luke's. In order to prepare for the show Stephanie needed to sacrifice her ticket to see Ed Sheeran. Along with that she has a six month old toddler to look after. She also discussed how her songs connect with her on a more emotional level now because of that fact that she has a kid.To hear more of Stephanie's Music visit : Stephanie Rainey Music – Stephanie RaineyOr listen to the Sunday Brunch every Sunday from 10 am -2 pm on Cork's Red FM.

Six year old Charlie is a massive fan of Ed Sheeran. However at the age of two it was thought that he may have trouble with his speech. Move forward four years and he is fully able to speak and sing. Martin believes that from listening Ed Sheeran's music it helped Charlie develop his speech. Having said that, there are some songs by Ed that he is less in favour of as Charlie last year has been diagnosed with autism. Meaning that the more emotional songs can be overwhelming for him. An example would be the song "The Joker And The Queen". Martin is hoping that Charlie will get to meet his hero or at least get the message about Charlie to Ed. Lets make it happen by heading over to Instagram and tagging Ed: https://www.instagram.com/mychampioncharlie/?hl=en

Joe talks about an event happening in Cork Opera House on Friday 13th of May,all in aid of the Irish Red Cross Ukraine Appeal. Joe and The White Horse Guitar Club will be playing along with a number of other musicians, the organising committee include Dave Gaffney and Decky Lucey of Rubyhorse who are on the bill, along with The White Horse Guitar Club, Karen Underwood, Carrigtwohill Gospel Choir and The White Horse Gospel Choir. It's all kicking off with Citadel a choir made up of refugees living in Cork. It's a great opportunity for both a night out and to support a worthy cause.Tickets are €25.Purchase them now at: https://www.corkoperahouse.ie/en-GB/categories/all%20events

Having organised the event virtually over the last number of years Joe and his team are delighted to welcome back the Ballydehob Jazz Festival, which takes place over the May Bank Holiday weekend. With a something to please everyone including music from Karen Underwood, a free Music Trail, The Bones of Ballydehob New Orleans Jazz Parade and Ticketed Concerts. All of which is community driven. Get your tickets now at: Ballydehob Jazz Festival – Ballydehob, West Cork, Ireland

The 18th edition of Cork World Book Fest is a celebration of new and familiar voices and of our wonderful cultural city. The events take place in Cork City Library, Triskel Arts Centre, St. Peter’s and Fitzgerald’s Park. Featuring writers the world over including Jan Carson, Jose Maria Gallego, Catherine Prasifka, Edel Coffey, Martin Veiga, Nithy Kasa, Keith Payne and more in a series of readings, workshops, translations, illustration and family friendly events during Teen Day at the library on Wednesday 21st. Angelus to Angelus! Is a 6-hour marathon – Cover to Cover – reading by Cónal Creedon of Pancho and Lefty Ride Again, a collection of award-winning short fiction from this year’s One City One Book. For more information on World Book Fest visit: Cork World Book Fest

Fresh from appearing on the Neil Prendeville show Sophie chats about Misneach, which is a project carried out in the Kabin Studio. They have recorded a track along with the assistance of GMC called "Pressure" it's about Women feeling under pressure to buy into the Materialistic Lifestyle for Social Media purposes and the fact that by doing so they aren't being true to who they really are.Those involved in the production of Pressure were: Rosaleen, Chloe, Cara, Charmaine, Róisín, Katelynne and of course Sophie.

The Down Syndrome Centre Ireland are looking for your help with some much needed funding. They're asking that you take part in challenge 21 which is a Jog, walk or Running event. It's a distance of 21K from Haulbowline to Páirc Uí Chaoimh.With our very own Rob Heffernan proud to be the Event ambassador.To sign up or donate visit: Challenge 21 Tickets, Sun 19 Jun 2022 at 10:00 | Eventbrite

Moncrieff chatted with Dave from his home studio in North-West London. He also talks having his first no 1 single with Warm, co-written by Wild Youth’s Conor O ‘Donohoe. Get your tickets for his Cyprus Avenue gig now: https://www.cyprusavenue.ie/gigs/moncrieff-11131171

Tony spoke with Dave the other night ahead of a live performance which was streamed online. Which coincided with the release of their new track Don't Believe Your Dreams. The Burma is made up of Tony, Peter and Cian. They have a new album coming out towards the end of the year also.To hear more of the bands music visit: The Burma | Irish Indie Band | Official Website | Cork, Ireland (theburmamusic.com)

Frances and Maurice won First Dance in association with Michelle the Jewellers, Best Menswear and Cinderella's Closet. The track they have chose for their first dance was "I want to break free" by Queen. In doing so they have won 15k towards their wedding in Garryvoe Hotel on November 19th. All done whilst trying to arrange a mortgage with the bank.Congrats to the happy couple!