Nathan Carter to Headline Urgent Fundraiser for Mental Health

URGENT UPDATE: Irish country music star Nathan Carter is set to headline An Irish Shindig 2025 at the Electric Ballroom in London on September 25, 2025. This flagship fundraising event aims to support iCap’s mission of providing culturally sensitive mental health services to the Irish community in the UK.

The event is critical as it directly funds iCap’s essential counselling and therapy services, which currently assist over 200 individuals weekly. This support addresses unique challenges faced by the Irish community, making this event a vital lifeline for many.

Nathan Carter, one of the biggest names in Irish country music, has gained widespread acclaim with hits like “Wagon Wheel”. His rise marks a significant transformation in the genre, making country music trendy again. Carter’s impressive career includes performances at prestigious events, including a concert for the Pope at Croke Park.

Kate Fuller, owner of the Electric Ballroom and a pioneer among iCap’s Hospitality Ambassadors, expressed her enthusiasm for the event, stating,

“We are delighted to welcome Nathan Carter for what promises to be a spectacular night. Supporting iCap’s mission through this event is a privilege.”

iCap CEO Fionuala Bonnar emphasized the importance of this fundraiser, saying,

“This event plays a crucial role in helping us raise awareness and funds for our culturally sensitive mental health services.”

Last year, iCap delivered nearly 7,500 hours of therapy to those in need, showcasing the profound impact of their services.

Community advocate and psychologist Clare Kambamettu also highlighted the emotional significance of the event, stating,

“When we come together as a community and provide services for those in need, we’re doing something really special.”

Her commitment to mental health underscores the importance of events like An Irish Shindig, which fosters a sense of connection and support.

With support from local figures like reigning London Mary from Dungloe, Kate Tobin, who is also a strong advocate for mental health, the event aims to unite the Irish community in London for a night of music and camaraderie.

Don’t miss this chance to support mental health initiatives while enjoying a night of entertainment! Tickets for An Irish Shindig 2025 with Nathan Carter, alongside performances from The Reels and Colin Andrew, are available now at electricballroom.co.uk. For more information about iCap and its services, visit icap.org.uk.