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The IMRO Showcase Tour 2009

The IMRO Showcase Tour 2009 Best of show.

SATURDAY 2ND MAY, THE VILLAGE, DUBLIN

Doors: 7:00pm (first act on stage at 7:45pm)

Angel Pier – Yes Cadets – The Looks – Disconnect 4 – Heathers – 8 Ball

MC Dave Fanning RTE 2FM

Forty-five bands have rocked venues the length and breadth of Ireland during the IMRO Showcase Tour 2009. With packed venues along the way, the showcase tour culminates in the BEST OF TOUR 2009, at the Village in Dublin this Saturday – 2nd May.

***** We have a limited number of guest list places available for this showcase. Please email name(s) to showcase@nullimro.ie immediately if you would like to attend! *****

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DAVID KITT, DIRECTOR and VILLAGERS HEADLINE NEW SOUNDS STAGE

The Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) and OXEGEN have brought together a stunning line-up for this year’s IMRO NEW SOUNDS STAGE.

Featuring headline performances from David Kitt, Director and Villagers as well as a host of emerging new talent from home and abroad, the stage will be the place for clued up OXEGEN fans to discover an incredible array of new talent before anyone else!

Headlining Friday is David Kitt, one of Ireland’s finest singer-songwriters. His albums Big Romance and Square One are regarded as two of the best Irish albums of this decade. His 6th album Nightsaver develops his sound further blending acoustic introspection with nuances of disco, Kraftwerk and even hip-hop.

Director return to OXEGEN on Saturday showcasing material from their new album ‘I’ll Wait For Sound’. The Malahide four-piece burst on to the scene in 2006 when their debut single Reconnect entered The Top Ten and they then went on to win Best New Irish Act at the 2006 Meteor Music Awards.

Villagers is the brainchild of mult-talented singer-songwriter Conor J O’Brien. His folk-centred soul songs are surrounded by rich pop arrangements on the critically acclaimed ‘Hollow Kind’; an EP that marks Villagers out as a very special talent.

Friday’s line-up on The IMRO New Sounds Stage will also feature a diverse range of fantastic acts. Irish duo Heathers have already toured the US and supported Kimya Dawson (ex-Moldy Peaches), Welsh act The Joy Formidable are building up a big live reputation in the UK, while The Flaws return to the fray having previously enjoyed national airplay for their single Sixteen.

Also playing on Friday are two brilliant new bands from Belfast Yes Cadets and Cashier No.9, streetwise troubadour The Mighty Stef and singer-songwriter Ruth Anne Cunningham. Completing the line-up on Friday are synth-pop duo The Brilliant Things and Dublin hopefuls Home Star Runner and Stone Motion.

Director are joined on the IMRO New Sounds Stage on Saturday by Northern Irish three piece General Fiasco who’ve recently been signed to Infectious Records and have a growing fan-base both north and south of the border. It’s quite a line-up on Saturday: Texan St Vincent’s beguiling sound has seen her hailed by Pitchfork and The New York Times while local band Codes entered the Irish charts with their first two singles and have since supported Keane on tour. Instrumental juggernaut And So I Watch You From Afar, edgy Dublin band Cap Pas Cap and the richly talented Joe Echo reaffirm the sheer quality, variety and ambition of emerging acts in Ireland right now. The infectious Nightbox, hotly tipped indie popsters Angel Pier and vocal sensation Jenna Toro should also win new fans, while Carosel have won favourable comparisons with Regina Spektor and Feist.

Sunday’s IMRO New Sounds Stage will welcome Wintersleep, winner of the Juno award for ‘Best New Band’ in Canada last year and Scotland’s Broken Records – a band that have already received the backing NME, Q Magazine and BBC Radio 1. Concerto For Constantine is the new band of former JJ72 frontman Mark Greaney so big things are expected of them while electro act Dark Room Notes brooding sound has seen them compared to Joy Division. Mixing traditional Irish music with punk rock ala The Pogues, Blood Or Whiskey are a must see live band; The Chakras anthemic indie looks set to catapult them to stardom and The Jades are Ireland’s best new all female group. Promising new acts Andrew Hosier Byrne and Bone complete the IMRO New Sounds line-up for ’09.

The full IMRO New Sounds Stage line-up is:

Friday 10th July:

David Kitt, Heathers, The Joy Formidable, The Flaws, Yes Cadets, The Mighty Stef, Cashier No. 9, Ruth Anne Cunningham, The Brilliant Things, Home Star Runner, Stone Motion.

Saturday 11th July:

Director, General Fiasco, St Vincent, Codes, And So I Watch You From Afar, Cap Pas Cap, Joe Echo, Nightbox, Angel Pier, Carosel, Jenna Toro

Sunday 12th July:

Villagers, Wintersleep, Broken Records, Concerto For Constantine, Dark Room Notes, Blood Or Whiskey, The Chakras, The Jades, Andrew Hozier Byrne, Bone

IMRO’s Director of Marketing & Membership, Keith Johnson comments: “IMRO is delighted to once again have this opportunity to present some of the very finest emerging Irish acts alongside their international counterparts at Ireland’s biggest live music festival. The IMRO New Sounds Stage will profile what’s “hot” for 2009 and beyond and if last year is anything to go by then it promises to be one of the busiest stages at OXEGEN 09″.

In addition to the IMRO New Sounds Stage, the OXEGEN line-up to date is:

FRIDAY 10th JULY:

 

Main Stage: Blur, Snow Patrol, The Script, Lily Allen, James,

 

The Coronas

OXEGEN Stage 2: Keane, Pendulum, Fun Lovin’ Criminals, Duke Special, Therapy?, The Answer

Heineken Green Spheres: 2 Many DJ’s, Republic Of Loose, Mogwai, Fight Like Apes, Dreadzone, God Is An Astronaut, Dirty Epics

Red Bull Music Academy: Ladyhawke, M83

Hot Press New Bands Stage: Spinnerette, Howling Bells, The Hours, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Mumford & Sons, Priscilla Ahn, O Emperor, Truffle Shuffle.

OXEGEN Dance Arena: DeadMau5, Swedish House Mafia, Crookers,

 

Tom Middleton, Aeroplane (DJ Set), Japanese Popstars, Frankmusik, BURNS

SATURDAY 11TH JULY

 

Main Stage: Kings Of Leon, Bloc Party, Elbow, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, James Morrison, The Blizzards, Squeeze, The Saw Doctors

OXEGEN Stage 2: Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds, Doves,

 

The Mars Volta, Maximo Park, Eagles of Death Metal, The Game, The Gaslight Anthem

Heineken Green Spheres: Pet Shop Boys, TV On The Radio,

 

Peter Doherty, Regina Spektor, The Saturdays, Daniel Merriweather, Gary Go

Red Bull Music Academy: Crystal Castles, Tinchy Stryder

Hot Press New Bands Stage: The Airborne Toxic Event, Patrick Wolf, Passion Pit, Hockey, Little Boots, Sneaky Soundsystem, Go Audio, Magistrates, In Case Of Fire, Will and the People.

OXEGEN Dance Arena: Tiga, Boys Noize, Annie Mac, Digitalism, Yuksek, Dr Lektroluv, Popof, Don Rimini

SUNDAY 12TH JULY

 

Main Stage: The Killers, Razorlight, The Specials, Paolo Nutini, Lady Gaga, Calvin Harris, Ocean Colour Scene

OXEGEN Stage 2: Nine Inch Nails, Jane’s Addiction, The Ting Tings,

 

Katy Perry, White Lies, Starsailor, You Me At Six, The Horrors

Heineken Green Spheres: Manic Street Preachers, Glasvegas, Jason Mraz, Foals, Friendly Fires, Noisettes, Iglu And Hartly

Red Bull Music Academy: Florence And The Machine, Of Montreal

OXEGEN Dance Arena: Felix Da Housecat, Miss Kittin & The Hacker (live), Fever Ray, MSTRKRFT, The Bloody Beetroots, Hudson Mohawke,

 

Kissy Sell Out.

OXEGEN will take place at Punchestown Racecourse, Naas, Co Kildare from 10th-12th July 2009 (subject to licence).

IMPORTANT TICKET NEWS FOR FANS…

 

Ticket Deposit Scheme

 

For 2009 OXEGEN has introduced another great first…The Ticket Deposit Scheme…a flexible way to pay for your ticket at no extra cost. Open to all fans, you can pay a 120 Euro deposit to secure your ticket and pay the remaining balance by 19th June 2009.

 

OXEGEN is subject to license and tickets are available on a first come first served basis. All ticket purchases for OXEGEN are limited to 4 per person – don’t forget that to encourage car pooling, one free car pass will be issued with every 4 tickets purchased.

 

Tickets for this year’s festival are on sale NOW and are priced at a 2008 PRICE FREEZE of 224.50 Euro (incl. booking fee) for 3 day including camping ticket. For an extra 20 Euro fans can purchase a 4 day including camping ticket which will include Thursday campsite stay also.

 

Tickets can be bought via our official ticket partner www.ticketmaster.ie

 

Check out oxegen.ie for all the latest line up announcements and festival updates as well as all the information you’ll need to make sure your OXEGEN 2009 is the best yet!

 

The following conditions apply:

 

Strictly 17s and over only – ID required and will be checked vigorously before entry. Under 17s will only be admitted if accompanied by guardian/relative 25 years or over who will sign for and accept responsibility for said person. Policy will be strictly enforced – persons who purchase and ignore conditions will be refused entry with NO refund.

 

The Golden Era of Ceili Music and Dance

The Golden Era of Ceili Music and Dance 1955 – 1970 – Presented by Brian Lawler

Date: Wednesday 19th August
Venue: IMRO, Copyright House, Pembroke Row, Dublin 2
Time: 7:00pm

During the period 1999 to 2004, in conjunction with the Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA), Brian Lawler recorded interviews with 70 people associated with the period, including ceili band founders and members, promoters, dancers and radio personnel. He obtained a total of 42 hours of recorded material. All of the edited recordings are available to the public at the ITMA. As founder member of the Ardellis Ceili Band – www.ardellisceiliband.net – Brian was actively involved himself on the road with the Ardellis throughout the period. He has put together an insightful talk on the project which consists of a review of the work and includes short extracts from some of the field interviews and also some samples of the music of the period.

The talk lasts approx. 45 minutes, followed by time for questions and answers. His first review of the project took place in Boston College USA in September 2005 and since then he has given many presentations in libraries and art venues throughout Ireland.

 

Anyone wishing to reserve a place at this event should send an email to david.wilkinson@nullimro.ie to reserve a seat. (limited availability – no admission charge – booking essential)

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New Single From The Blizzards

Multi-Platinum Selling Band The Blizzards Release Single Inspired By New Book In Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy Series, And Another Thing…

On 12th October 2009, the 30th anniversary of the first publication of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by the late, great Douglas Adams, Penguin Books publish the sixth book in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy series, And Another Thing . . . by bestselling author of the Artemis Fowl series, Eoin Colfer.

To celebrate publication Ireland’s multi-platinum selling band The Blizzards have recorded a single inspired by Eoin’s book to be released in October ‘09.

Author Eoin Colfer says, ‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy has always had a musical element, from Joby Talbot’s iconic score for the Hitchhiker’s film to the many bands who have been inspired by the books – Radiohead and Coldplay to name a few. Douglas Adams even jammed with Pink Floyd. I wanted to keep this musical affiliation going so Penguin put out feelers to see if any contemporary acts were Hitchhiker’s fans. Quite a few were apparently, but when the list came back I read no further than the first name which was The Blizzards, one of Ireland’s biggest bands who share a sound engineer with my brother and whose album has five stars on my iphone. Within nano-seconds it seemed Niall Breslin, The Blizzard’s singer/songwriter, and I were around a table being all esoteric about lyrics and stuff. Niall played me the demo for And Another Thing… which was brilliant and now I get to say in a half bored voice – “Oh yah, Niall Breslin, from like The Blizzards just laid down his new Hitchhiker track for me which is named after my book”. The song And Another Thing… is going to be amazing and I am delighted to be associated with it.’

Niall Breslin, lead vocalist for The Blizzards, says, ‘To be involved with the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy phenomenon is such an honour for us as a band. We have been massive fans for years and are delighted the Hitchhikers tradition is being continued by such an amazingly creative writer like Eoin Colfer. The quirkiness and oddities so prevalent in Hitchhikers and Eoin’s style, have a symmetry with The Blizzards’ sound. When I finally hunted Eoin down to get the lowdown on what actually happens in the book, our parallel universes connected on an artistic level and we even drafted him in to play percussion on a spaceage china tea set.’

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IMRO Workshop With Christy Moore

"Ballads, Traditional Songs and Accidental Hit Singles"…. an IMRO workshop with Christy Moore

Dear fellow members of IMRO…… not all songs are written for chart success or airplay domination. The songs that have lasted the test of time were all written aeons ago. To me, the ultimate accolade for a song is when its popularity long outlasts the memory of its author. I am delighted to host this workshop for IMRO. We will hear each others songs and ideas and encourage each other to keep the songs coming. Christy Moore.

Workshop Date: Saturday 10th October 2009
Venue: IMRO, Copyright House, Pembroke Row, Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2

*** IMPORTANT ***

If you would like to be in with a chance to attend this event please send an email to keith.johnson@nullimro.ie by Friday 4th September. As the number of places available is strictly limited to 30 people IMRO will conduct as random draw of names submitted in order to allocate places for this workshop. Successful applicants will be notified in the second week of September.

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Fighting With Wire

All conquering post punk pugilists Fighting With Wire wax lyrical about finally getting some recognition at home, South by South West, their breakout year and writing novelty songs about Dracula. By Edwin McFee

"The last year has been madness,” begins Fighting With Wire mainman Cahir O’Doherty, who’s taking a well earned break in his native Derry. “We’ve just got back from SXSW, we released ‘Sugar’ from Man Vs Monster and that album campaign is now over and done with and we’re moving onto the next record. We’re deep in writing at the moment for the next album and we plan to record in June so we’re really excited about getting some new material up and rockin’.”

Cahir has every reason to enjoy his time off. You see, about a yearand-a-half ago the band signed the deal of their lives with Atlantic Records and since then it’s been nationwide radio play, non-stop tours, huge festival slots and generally living the rock star lifestyle. Not bad going for a band who were going to call it quits in Christmas ’07.

“The mood in the band is amazing right now,” smiles Cahir. “South by South West was just phenomenal. We’ve never played it before, so we did ten shows in three days which was intense. I lost my voice for the very last show (laughs) but we just wanted to make up for all the years we didn’t get to go, so we tried to play as many gigs as we could. It was amazing, it was really hard work and we were completely wrecked afterwards. We only got one day to enjoy Austin on the Sunday, so it meant flying home with the most horrendous hangover of my life. But on all the other days we were very professional, so it was worth it.”

Ever since FWW first arrived on the scene in 2003, the three-piece have been on an all-consuming omission to decapitate their audience en masse with their guitars. Contrary to the opinions of some misinformed journos, no-one can ever say they’re an over-night success, as Cahir (who also plays in the mighty Jetplane Landing) and co. have been almost constantly on the road for years before Atlantic came a-calling.

“Some of the touring was a nightmare and some of it was absolutely life changing,” he enthuses. “In the last two years we got to play in Europe, America and all across the world. The big thing for us last year was to play more in the south of Ireland though. I really wanted to play there as much as possible to let people know we exist, because we’re an Irish band and it’s important to me that we keep going back and back and push it as much as possible. It seems to have worked as Oxegen (‘08) was a real highlight for me. That tent was fuckin’ rammed. I couldn’t believe it and I was so happy to see it all coming together because this is our home and we should be better known here. So yeah, that was the best part of touring for me last year – making an impact in the south of Ireland.”

It’s a particular point of pride for Cahir to get recognition in his home country, as beforehand the post punks had to resort to crossing the Irish Sea to get some gigs. “When we first started out we used to play in places like Cork and get no-one showing up so we focused on England instead and it really kicked off. It had kind of annoyed me because I wanted us to make a name for ourselves at home first. People used to say, ‘I’m sure you guys are massive back home’ and we’d be like, ‘Well, in Northern Ireland we pull a few heads, but in the south noone wants to know.’”

Thankfully that’s all starting to change and with the help of the rock behemoth that is their debut album Man Vs Monster, FWW are finally getting some richly deserved recognition, which comes in handy as they’re just about to start work on their second record. “It’s all going great. We’ve 26 ideas already. We want to write as much as possible because we don’t want to be in danger of making a shit second album. We’re going to try and avoid that ‘difficult second album’ cliché and want it to be as good, if not better, than Man Vs Monster. We’ve always prided ourselves on making strong songs with no filler.”

Followers of their MySpace page (www.myspace.com/fightingwithwire) have already been treated to some of the new stuff in the form of the online video for ‘Dracula’s Castle’, which features Cahir and Craig (McKean, bass) wearing Hallowe’en masks and generally acting the eejit. Don’t worry though, they’re not really planning on going goth for the second album. “’Dracula’s Castle’ was just us taking the piss,” laughs Cahir. “It may indeed make a guest appearance on the new record as a secret track or something though. Don’t you worry, there’s plenty more where
that came from.”

In an era of insipid singer-songwriters, smack addled pop stars and sexist rappers, it’s reassuring to know that Fighting With Wire are flying the flag for hook-laden, head-spinning riffola. What’s even better is that the band are willing to put all of their experience back into the scene and are eager to help everyone else succeed. Not only does Cahir volunteer in Derry’s Nerve Centre, he’s also taken instrumental punk upstarts And So I Watch You From Afar under his wing too. Indeed, he’s keen to give some advice to any new Irish band out there in need of some help.

“The best piece of advice I can give anyone is be the biggest thing in your hometown,” concludes the singer/guitarist. “Rather than trying to ‘get it,’ ‘it’ will come to you. Loads of bands think they have to move to London or Dublin or whatever but that’s bullshit. If you’re the biggest band in Galway or Sligo or wherever, then everyone will come looking for you. Write good songs, be tight as hell, blow everyone else away and just enjoy it. There are so many acts out there who are doing it but aren’t enjoying it. They just sit there with big fuckin’ faces on them and it’s like, c’mon, rock ‘n’ roll is supposed to be fun! So that’s my advice: enjoy yourself.”

Interviews

Carosel

Carosel are a folk pop duo – engaged to be married – who make beautiful music together. Sure to be crowd favourites at this year’s Oxegen festival in July.

It wasn’t until months after he started dating her that classically trained guitarist Pete McGrane knew his girlfriend Michelle Phelan could sing. But by the crystal clear sounds of their infectious, upbeat pop folk, it would seem the now-engaged couple had been making music forever.

After a series of small gigs from 2007 through 2008, and with Phelan’s feet on solid performing ground, the two played the Guinness Storehouse, the main stage at the Cork Jazz Festival and the Electric Picnic. Carosel’s first studio album, Kaleidoscope, was the result of a vacation to the south of France, where the pair began to write material for the record. With the help of Cora Venus Lunny and Justin Carroll, the duo strung together an uplifting collection of sprightly earworms that was released in February. Kaleidoscope earned the title of Album of the Week from Radio One and the Larry Gogan Show, and The Star said it “had a feel-good factor of 10.”

Now, already compared to the likes of Feist and Regina Spektor, the Reekus act are contentedly waiting for what comes next.

www.myspace.com/caroselmusic

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New Release From Swell Season

The Swell Season release their new album Strict Joy on 23 October but you can download
“In These Arms”, a track from the album now at www.spinner.com:

http://www.spinner.com/2009/08/17/swell-season-in-these-arms-exclusive-download/

The Swell Season, including members of The Frames, kick off their Irish tour tonight in Derry’s Millennium Forum, taking in Wexford, Cork and Ennis along the way and finishing up in Dublin’s National Concert Hall.

Tues 18-Aug Millennium Forum Derry
Fri 21-Aug Wexford Opera House Wexford
Sun 23-Aug Everyman Palace Cork
Mon 24-Aug Glor Ennis
Wed 26-Aug National Concert Hall Dublin

The Swell Season, the Oscar-winning duo of Frames frontman Glen Hansard and Czech ingénue Marketa Irglova, are putting the finishing touches to Strict Joy (for release in Ireland on Oct 23 on the Plateau label).

It is, of course, the follow-up to their self-titled debut which expanded into the gold-certified soundtrack for the hit film Once. The twelve new, original songs on Strict Joy were recorded last year and document a time of great change, tumult and progression.

www.myspace.com/theswellseason

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ICC | New Music Series Continues

ICC | New Music Series Continues

22 September 2009 | 8.30pm
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO, PERCUSSION AND ELECTRONICS

The National Concert Hall / An Ceoláras Náisiúnta, Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2
Tickets €10/8, available at the door and in advance from the National Concert Hall box office. Telephone: +353 (0)1 4170000.
Performers: David Bremner (Piano, Electronics), Maeve O’Hara (Percussion)

Composers: Michael Gallen, Natasa Paterson, Laura Kilty, Ian McDonnell, Louise Harte, Amanda Feery, D E McCarthy, Shane McKenna.

Workshop before concert beginning at 8.00pm

The Irish Composers’ Collective (ICC) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing Irish composers with a community for information, education and the pooling of resources in order to create concerts of their music.

The ICC was formerly known as the Young Composers’ Collective.

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Independent News Update

Having recently supported U2 at their Croke Park shows in Ireland, Bell X1’s next Irish performance will be at the Duke Box festival in Belfast this Friday and then at Electric Picnic over the first weekend of September.

A digital EP, “The Ribs Of A Broken Umbrella”, is now available from iTunes with additional tracks “The Snowman” and “Is That All There Is” (all purchasable separately).
www.bellx1.com

Director have just announced an extensive Irish tour for October ). In the meantime, the band have just finalized plans for the UK release of their current album I’ll Wait For Sound. It will be coming out there via ADA Global in September and will be preceded by the single Sing It Without A Tune.

The album, I’ll Wait For Sound, went straight into the Irish album charts at No 11 in May. The current single is “Moment To Moment”.
www.directormusic.co.uk

Hard Working Class Heroes received a great number of applications from bands and photographers for this year’s festival and will be announcing the line-up very soon.

The festival, now in it’s 7th year, will take place in 6 venues in the Temple Bar area of Dublin on 16/17/18 October and has become an essential on Ireland’s music calendar, offering a perfectly encapsulated introduction to Ireland’s best emerging talent on the music scene. Full details of this year’s festival are on the website:
www.hwch.net

David Kitt has just announced a gig for Whelans, Dublin on Friday 18 Setpember and ahead of that he’ll be making an appearance at this year’s Electric Picnic festival.

Kittser most recent album, The Night Saver, was released on his own label in March and his back catalogue is now fully available to buy from his website in both digital and physical format (full details at http://www.davidkitt.com) . The site also features all sorts of live shows and videos (including the new video for “No Truth In Your Eyes”.
www.davidkitt.com

Dublin band The Rags release a new single “A Mirror To A Woman” on 25 September on their own label Grand Cake Records. The single will be available digitally with a limited amount of CD copies available via their myspace and website. The band also plan to play a gig in Crawdaddy,Dublin on 3 October with more shows being announced soon.
www.myspace.com/therags

The Swell Season (featuring The Frames) have announced full details of their 12-track album, Strict Joy (Plateau), which will be released in Ireland on 23 October.

The band come to the end of their Irish tour this week, with gigs this week in Ennis tonight and Dublin on Wednesday. Special Guest on all Irish shows has been (and will be) Lisa Hannigan.

It is, of course, the follow-up to their self-titled debut which spawned the “Once” soundtrack album, bagging Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova an Oscar along the way for hit song “Falling Slowly”.

Following the Irish shows The Swell Season tour will roll into the US in September / October and Europe in November / December – with plans to roll the tour into Asia in Spring 2010.
www.theswellseason.com

Villagers continue with a spread of carefully selected shows over the summer including an appearance at the Electric Picnic Festival next weekend.

The band released teased an eager audience with their excellent debut EP in February on the Any Other City label. They have since been concentrating on playing live and building up a live audience in Ireland and the UK.
www.myspace.com/wearevillagers

The Angel Pier released a new single, “Align The Seas” on the Irish Independent label Delphi on 7 Aug. The 4-piece are 75% Irish, 25% Canadian and, via their previous releases, have gained a reputation for captivating live shows and ensnaring pop melodies.
www.myspace.com/angelpier

 

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