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Chasing Abbey tease clip of new song and it's another Irish trad banger
Hot on the heels of 'Oh My Johnny,' Offaly band Chasing Abbey have released a clip of a new song, a dance version of Lanigan's Ball, another Irish trad tune.
They shared the clip to their social media followers along with a clip of a few familiar faces dancing along to the new track.
The famous 'She stepped out, I stepped in again' hook has got the Chasing Abbey treatment and is sure to be another winner with fans.
Lanigan's Ball dates back all the way to 1860 and has been performed by some famous names in Irish music over the years, including Christy Moore.
Chasing Abbey have been having a rollercoaster year with Oh My Johnny soaring up the charts, as well as the trio performing at Electric Picnic and on the Late Late Show on RTE in September.
They also performed at a meet and greet for young fans in the Bridge Centre in recent weeks and announced an all ages gig in the Phoenix Tullamore on December 23.
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