The Black Donnellys Battle the Ultimate Guinness World Record in “An Irish Story: This Is My Home”

60 Shows. 50 States. 40 Days. What could go wrong? Find out what happens when beloved Irish band, The Black Donnellys set out to break this ambitious world record when Vision Films and Frequency Pictures present An Irish Story: This is My Home.

Following The Black Donnellys’ Dave Rooney and Dave Browne’s journey across the United States, this joyous, inspiring and hilarious documentary shows the incredible power music has to bring people together and the positive effect that immigration has had on the country.

Directed by Karl Nickoley and featuring original music by The Black Donnellys, An Irish Story: This Is My Home arrives on DVD and video on demand just in time for St Patrick’s Day on March 17, 2020 in the United States, and April 20 in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.

Synopsis
Pursuing the American Dream in an RV, The Black Donnellys embark on an adventure to set a Guinness World Record, playing 60 shows in all 50 US states in just 40 days. These rambunctious guitar-slinging, pint-drinking Irish immigrants connect with fans through music on an emotional whirlwind road trip full of friendship, original music, and laughter.

An Irish Story; This Is My Home will be available on digital on March 17 for an SRP of $4.99 – $9.99 from platforms including iTunes (pre-order), Vudu, Google Play, Xbox, Amazon, and FandangoNow, as well as cable affiliates everywhere and to buy on DVD for $12.99 online at all major retailers.

The band will also be playing the following shows:
March 13th – Sage Buch, Los Angeles, CA
March 15th – Folktale Winery, Carmel, CA
March 16th – Fremont Street, Las Vegas, NV
March 17th – Rí Rá Irish Pub -Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, NV
March 18th – Flying X, Lake Havasu, AZ
March 20th – Pub 32 – Costa Mesa, CA
March 21st – Anchor Bar, Costa Mesa, CA

“Dave Rooney and Dave Browne aren’t just performers, they’re immigrants who are setting off on an adventure to discover America”, says director and executive producer, Karl Nickoley. “Along the journey, they explore the country’s deep Irish heritage, and their wider relationship to recent immigrants from across the world. In our time of introspection and reflection as a nation defined by immigrants, these two musicians offered the perfect opportunity to discover our collective national character. Does the American dream still exist?”

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