Blake’s Bar in Letterkenny rocked to the sounds of two of the biggest names from the dance music scene as part of a very special charity fundraiser on Saturday night.
Ticket demands for the charity gig featuring DJs Patrick Topping and Rebüke were off the scale.
And those who did manage to get to Blake’s were part of a brilliant night where funds raised will go to the Irish Cancer Society.
A packed crowd in Blake’s on Saturday night.
Letterkenny native Mike Toner is back in town for a visit from his home in Melbourne, Australia, where he works as a music promoter and has also carried out incredible work for charity.
He is also a cousin of international DJ and tech house heavyweight Reuben Keeney, aka Rebüke, who is also from Letterkenny.
Mike and Reuben decided to combine their connections in the music industry to take the charitable work closer to home.
Mike’s sister, Louise, a married 45-year-old mother-of-three who lives in Letterkenny, was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, which has spread to her bones and spine.
Louise has, down the years, also carried out incredible work for charity events.
The night also featured Patrick Topping, the highly influential English DJ, electronic music producer, and record label owner.
Photos by Brian McDaid.
Conal Doherty and Grace Keeney with Paschal Blake at the concert.
Capturing the moment at the concert on Saturday night.
Crowds enjoying the fundraiser on Saturday evening.
Jerome Keeney to the left gets a photo of his son Reuban at the concert on Saturday evening.
In the groove at the charity concert in Blake’s.
A face in the crowd enjoying the music in Blake’s.
Reuben Keeney with Patrick Topping have the crowds rocking at the incredible concert which raised over €25,000 for Cancer Research.
Reuben Keeney with Patrick Topping generating a brilliant atmosphere on Saturday night.
Natasha and Brian enjoying the music.