8 recommended gigs & club nights in Limerick city this week

Tuesday November 19th

• Hudson Taylor @ Dolans Warehouse (€25)
  Following a string of American tour dates, the iconic folk duo return to Limerick.

Wednesday November 20th

• Wallis Bird: Seoda Shows @ Dolans Warehouse (€25)
  Acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter Wallis Bird comes to Dolans with her unique brand of string-shredding guitar.

Thursday November 21st

• Toucan @ Dolans Warehouse (€15)
  The explosive ten piece funk-pop ensemble Toucan take to the stage in Dolans on Saturday.

• WaGwan’s 2nd Birthday: Deadbeat UK + Friends @ Pharmacia (€7, 10pm)
  WaGwan returns this week bringing a selection of Drum n Bass, Garage and Jungle with DeadBeat UK, Rossak, DJ Egg and WUTA.

• Dylan Flynn And The Dead Poets – ‘Encounters’ EP Launch @ Kasbah Social Club (€5)
  The up and coming Limerick indie-pop sensations take over Kasbah Social Club to launch their new EP ‘Encounters’

Friday November 22nd

• Limerick City – All In #3 @ The Record Room (€7 day/€13 weekend, 6pm)
  Limerick City – All In returns for a two-day mini-festival featuring a diverse line-up of bands and DJs with an expanse of genres.

Saturday November 23rd

• Limerick City – All In #3 @ The Record Room (€7 day/€13 weekend, 6pm)
  Limerick City All In continues with another mix of Limericks finest DJs and bands incl. PX DJs.

• Junior Brother: Seoda Shows @ Dolans Warehouse (€10)
  Folk singer/songwriter Junior Brother takes to the warehouse with special guests Dundalk trad outfit The Mary Wallopers.

Cathal Ryan

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