Mmoths will trail his 2015 with a special show in Block B, Smithfield on Saturday December 20th previewing his new live show and album. Tickets €15 available from RA. BYOB.
Sheffield boy-girl duo Slow Club are coming to Ireland. They have gigs lined up in February in Pepper Canister Church, Dublin (18th) Roisin Dubh, Galway (19th) and Empire Music Hall, Belfast (20th).
A couple of upcoming events involving me:
Eventbrite are putting on a series of events called Britespace which will explore the future of events all next week. The topics include events as revenue streams, future trends, what we can learn from the ice bucket challenge, marketing and more.
I’ll be participating in a talk next Thursday lunchtime called In a digital age, do we still need music promoters? on 42 Dawson St which will be moderated by Laurence Mackin, editor of The Ticket and also features Eoin Cregan from Bodytonic and Ros Madigan of Goldenplec. It’s a free event but registration is required. The entire week’s event’s proceeds will go towards The Dublin Simon Community.
Secondly, the Science Gallery are putting on a series of events called First Up, which will feature talks from people who made their own career happen or who pursued a lifestyle they were interested in. I’ll be speaking on Wednesday December 10th at 1pm in the Trinity Long Room Hub. Registration is required but it is free.
Other upcoming guests include Moya Doherty, the co-founder of Riverdance and Tyrone Productions; Avril Stanley of Body & Soul, Aisling Rogerson, of The Fumbally, Mary Nally of Drop Everything, Cathal Gaffney of Brown Bag Films, James Morris of Windmill Lane, designer Niall Sweeney& Rory O’Neill/Panti and more.
Téada Orchestra will celebrate their first birthday with a special audio visual concert consisting of video game and film music. Expect string arrangements of music from Alfred Hitchcock, Final Fantasy, Bioshock, Max Richter and Samuel Barber set to visuals from the games and films in question. It happens in The Sugar Club on Tuesday 2nd December. Early Bird Tickets €10 plus booking fee from http://www.ensemble.ie/pixels
U:mack are bringing Japanese atmosphere rockers Mono over for a show on Monday December 8th. Support from Helen Mooney. Tickets €16 from www.tickets.ie/umack & Wav Tickets.
Tradfest Temple Bar is back for its 10th year from Wednesday January 28th to Sunday February 1st. Donovan, The Levellers, Hothouse Flowers, Mick Flannery, Kathryn Roberts, Paddy Glackin, The Undertones, Susan McKeown and more will line out in the city to showcase Irish music in venues around or near Temple Bar like St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin Castle, City Hall and St. Michan’s Church. Tickets on sale now.
