10 gigs & clubs to see in Limerick city this week

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Thursday February 14th

• The Dirty Side of Love @ The Wickham Tap
  The Craft beer spot hosts this unconventional take on Valentines day.

Friday February 15th

• Wud Ya? @ Amber (€10)
  Meghann Scully acts as a love guru featuring Amber’s resident DJs.

Saturday February 16th

• Bell X1: With Dowry Strings @ Lime Tree Theatre (€35)
  Bell X1 perform with a string accompaniment. 
• Micah P. Hinson @Upstairs Dolans (€19)
  Seoda Shows presents the American singer/songwriter.
• DIY LK: Crusier @ Pharmacia (€5)
  The staple Limerick group launch their single – No More Parties.

Sunday February 17th

• Unscene Bazaar 3 @ The Wickham Tap
  The third edition of the popular night features Naive Ted, Aswell and MuRli Bo (Rusangano Family).

Monday February 18th

• Input Festival ’19 @ Millennium Theatre LIT
  The first day of the LIT Music Production festival showcases Cruiser, Dylan Thomas, EEYORE and many more. 

Tuesday February 19th

• The Acoustic Club @ Charlie Malones
  This week features Mike McNulty of ‘Last Nights Fun’.
• Input Festival ’19 @ Kasbah Social Club
  The second day of the LIT Music Production festival presents Slow Frenzy for a night of new music and eyebrow raising collaborations.

Wednesday February 20th

• Cory Wong (Vulfpeck) @ Dolans Warehouse (€20)
  Guitarist from the funk gods, Vulfpeck, performs following the release of his 2018 album, ‘The Optimist’.
  

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