The Irish Music Cafe is proud to be honored with the 2023 “Ironman” award from Cave Radio Broadcasting CRBradio.com. Erin and Dave were on hand to accept the award presented by Dan Mayer, Alan Issacson and Erik Shaltis of Cave Radio.
Now broadcasting in our 8th year around the globe, The Irish Music Café is proud to share our Irish heritage through music and conversation, “Your Heritage, Your Music”. Playing the best variety of Irish music from local, national and international Irish music artists. Featuring live local bands in studio and the best Irish music from the legends to today’s hottest stars.
Weekly interviews with the music makers in the US and Ireland all on the Irish Music Cafe.
The Irish Music Cafe Radio Show was honored to be featured in Irish Music Magazine 2022 Annual Edition published in November 2021.
Join hosts Patrick, Erin and Dave for great Irish music and craic every Monday 4-6 pm Eastern US time and 9-11 pm Irish time. If you’re in the area, stop in for a “cuppa tea”.
Contact us if you have interest in the following:
Would you like to become a sponsor of the Irish Music Café?
Would you like to have the Irish Music Café broadcast live from your place of business?
Are you an Irish artist that would like your music played on the IMC?
Would you like to advertise on the IMC?
The Irish Music Cafe Radio Show is a 501c3 organization.
Thank you to Irish Music Magazine for publishing a press release and ad for the IMC.
Local Detroit-Area Internet Radio Station Draws International Audience
Irish Music Café mixes stories and songs to bring its audience closer to their heritage.
The tagline of the Irish Music Café (IMC), “Your Heritage, Your Music” seems self-explanatory on its surface, but scratch that surface and you’ll find a radio program that does much more than just spin Irish tunes.
Now in its seventh year, host Patrick Johnson, and co-hosts Dave and Erin Keem dive deep into Irish culture weekly during their broadcast, which happens on Mondays from 9 – 11 pm in Ireland and 4 – 6 pm ET in the United States. The IMC has built an international audience, with listeners tuning in from all over the U.S., Ireland, and other European countries.
“We want to engage the entire Irish community by mixing traditional music with that of young, up-and-coming artists,” said Johnson. “Then we provide the backstory, along with a look at Irish events and culture.”
Musically, the IMC features a mix of both legends and the newest stars from Ireland and beyond. When not spinning the tunes, the show presents in-depth interviews with the music makers themselves. Johnson weaves current events into the program, talking about happenings in Ireland and the United States that relate to Irish heritage. He also highlights significant historical events during the program.
Originating from Cave Radio Broadcasting, an internet-based provider, the IMC can be streamed on www.crbradio.com (Studio 1), or from its own website, www.irishmusiccafe.com.
Listeners can also link to the website through its Facebook page Irish Music Cafe
Make sure to hit “like” when you visit the FB page to get updates on guests and programming.
