On Stage

major appearances include

Country	City	Venue
America	New York	Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, St. Regis Hotel, UNICEF, Westbury Music Fair
	Philadelphia	Valley Forge Music Festival
	Miami	Fontainblue Hotel, Diplomat Hotel, Doral Hotel
	Las Vegas	Sahara Hotel, Hilton Hotel, Flamingo Hotel
	San Francisco	Fairmont Hotel
	Nashville	Grand Ole Opry
Australia	Sydney	Opera House
	Melbourne	Victoria Arts Centre
Canada	Toronto	Massey Hall
Ireland	Dublin	National Concert Hall
England	London	Palladium, Westend
Japan	Tokyo	Hilton Hotel

Article taken from Irish Times:

John Mac Nally at the National Concert Hall by George Hodnett
TO the National Concert Hall on Wednesday came Dublin-born John Mac Nally for a special Millenium concert in which he sang to a gratifyingly filled house. It contained many of his friends who had made the pilgrimage, so that his dedications of songs were many. Our Lady's Choral Society was conducted by Robin Moore and for items such as "The Holy City" and of course "Molly Malone" the audience were requested to join in.	His voice is indeed a great one, in some point of quality putting one in mind of that of the late Count John McCormack and this becomes particularly evident in songs from that repertoire, such as "The Irish Emigrant" which was the first song he ever heard sung by McCormack. "The Croppy Boy", again, was a magnificent performance - ideally accompanied, as were all the items, by Russell Ames of whom he remarked, at this point, "He's not Irish - but by the way he plays you	can see we're working on it." Mr. Ames did a particularly fine job on "Ireland, Mother Ireland" with its rather unusual (for its period and provenance) construction. The choir's "Finlandia" showed the quality and cohesion for which they are known and another tour de force was Mr. Mac Nally's unaccompanied "Amazing Grace". As for "Danny Boy", how nice it is to hear a version that has absolutely nothing wrong with it!