Canalaphonic announces more bands for the free September festival

Canalaphonic Festival returns on September 23rd and 24th and in May, the organisers teased some first names in May but we’ve got some more for the Rathmines based festival today.

Additions

• Sample Answer
• Mick Pyro
• Maud in Cahoots
• Gavin Glass
• Nick Kelly
• The Sour Seeds
• Flecks
• CC Brez
• Aine Cahill
• New Valley Wolves
• Fox Jaw
• Youth Mass

In addition, the festival’s media partner will be Radio Nova who will be broadcasting from the festival. Canalaphonic takes place in 29 venues Rathmines, Portobello, National Concert Hall Quarter and Camden Quarter.

Entry is free and made possible by Dublin City Council’s South East Area Office and Abner Browns Barbershop, supported by Fáilte Ireland, Clancourt Group, Waterways Ireland, Dublin City Council Arts Office, IMRO, Heineken, McGarrell Reilly Group and Rohan Holdings.

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Niall Byrne

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