Just Eoghan, Beatrice [BIMM Music Institute Showcase] at Nancy Hands

at Nancy Hands

Settle in for a late-night session as Late in D8 continues with a special BIMM showcase at Nancy Hands on Friday 8 May. Starting at 10.30pm, this intimate gig brings together two emerging artists from BIMM Dublin, each offering their own take on contemporary folk and acoustic sound, right in the heart of Dublin 8.

On the bill is Just Eoghan, a folk singer-songwriter whose warm, reflective sound draws from artists like Gordon Lightfoot and Fleet Foxes. His stripped-back performances create an intimate atmosphere, with lyrics often described as poetic and quietly transportive.

Completing the line-up is Beatrice, an Italian-born vocalist and guitarist currently studying at BIMM. Blending elements of folk, pop, funk and jazz, her sound is exploratory and fluid, moving between reimagined covers and original material that reflects her evolving musical identity.

A perfect way to experience the energy of Late in D8 up close, live music, emerging voices, and a room full of atmosphere in one of Dublin 8’s much-loved venues.

Friday 8 May 10.30pm

Free Event, No Booking Required

Just Eoghan is a folk singer-songwriter inspired by old and new age artists including Gordon Lightfoot, John Denver, Gregory Alan Isakov and Fleet Foxes. As a solo performer, Just Eoghan creates a warm melancholy atmosphere with lyrics that have been described as a love letter to a night sky. His music has helped him travel across country and internationally to Germany.

Instagram - Just Eoghan

I’m Beatrice. I’m a vocalist and guitarist from Italy. I love exploring different genres and finding what feels true to me—mixing touches of folk, pop, funk, and jazz into my covers and my own songs to make them fresh and unique. I enjoy reworking covers, bringing new arrangements to life that are catchy and personal. I’m currently studying at BIMM and still experimenting with my sound, discovering what my final musical identity will be.

Beatrice - Instagram

The BIMM Music Institute Trail is brought to you by Dublin City Council’s Night-Time Economy Advisor, Ray O'Donoghue, in association with BIMM Dublin Creative Futures, and presented by CWB Management, supporting the next generation of Irish music