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Vladimír (LEFT) and Anton Jablokov (RIGHT). Credit for Vladimír's photograph: vladimirmusic.com. Credit for Anton's photograph: antonviolinist.com
Popular music duo Vladimír and Anton Jablokov will perform a fundraiser concert in County Kildare later this month.
The Slovakian-born brothers, who are known for blending classical, jazz, folk, and popular music in their musical performances, will play in Barberstown Castle, Straffan, in aid of the Little Way Cancer Support Centre.
Based in the town of Clane, the centre offers free holistic therapies and emotional support to individuals living with cancer, as well as their families and friends.
And according to the manager of the centre, Anita Whyte-Moran, the duo intends to raise funds for it by providing a "celebration of music, community, and compassion" on the night.
She added that all proceeds from the concert will go directly to the Little Way Cancer Support Centre in order to support its delivery of services.
Tickets are €50 each and can be purchased from the centre.
The charity event featuring the Jablokov brothers will take place on Saturday, September 27, 2025.
It will begin with a Prosecco reception at 6pm, followed by the concert at 7pm.
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