Gig news roundup: Wild Nothing, Paddy Hanna, David Kitt, Julia Holter & Suuns

Dreamy indie act Wild Nothing announces a gig in the Button Factory on February 16th. The tour is promoting the release of the artist’s latest LP Indigo. Tickets at €20 go on sale here on Wednesday the 12th.

Idiosyncratic Irish folkster Paddy Hanna is set to play upstairs at Whelan’s on October 6th. Tickets at €13 go on sale Thursday the 13th here.

Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist David Kitt will perform at the Sugar Club on the 18th of October.The performance is said to include a three piece band with Margie Jean Lewis on violin. Tickets at €16 are on sale now on the Sugar Club’s website.

Dynamic L.A. producer and composer Julia Holter will showcase material from her upcoming Aviary LP in the Button Factory on the 8th of December. Tickets at €24 go on sale Friday the 14th on the Ticketmaster site.

Montreal-based neo-psych band Suuns announce a gig in the Grand Social on October 18th. The band are also playing Cyprus Avenue, Cork (Tues 16th Oct) and Roisin Dubh, Galway (Wed 17th Oct) Tickets for Dublin at €18 are on sale now here. To be in with a chance of winning tickets to one of those gigs, head on over to the Nialler9 competition page and be sure to include which date you are entering for.

Dublin-based heavy rock duo Vulpynes announce a gig upstairs in Whelan’s on November 2nd. Tickets at €12 go on sale Friday the 14th on the Ticketmaster site.

Also announced this week

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