11 gigs and clubs to see in Limerick city this week

Friday October 5th

• DIY LK presents: The Altered Hours @ Pharmacia (€5)
  With support from Casavettes & Galants.
• Mek A Move @ The Record Room (€10)
  Five time Irish DJ Mixing Champion returns to Limerick.
• MASI: Sounds of Change @ Dolans Warehouse (€10)
  Performing on the night will be David Idioh, Julianne Hennelly and Yovanna Torres for the charity.
• Seoda Shows presents: Joe Henry @ Upstairs Dolans (€17)
  American songwriter, musician, producer, poet, and essayist based in Los Angeles.

Saturday October 6th

• Beat Club @ Pharmacia (€5)
  Make a Move festival presents this live showcase and battle series.
• Seoda Shows presents: BOY AZOOGA @ Upstairs Dolans (€10)
  Listen to Face Behind her Cigarette, here.
• Bloody Kisses @ Kasbah Social Club (€10)
  Type O Negative tribute band.

Sunday October 7th

• MynameisjOhn @ The Commercial (Free)
  DJ, producer and Choice Music Prize winner with Rusangano Family
• Pale Waves @ Dolans Warehouse (€18)
  With special guests Swimming Girls & King Nun.

Monday October 8th

• Cabal 011 w/Holly Lester @ Dolans Pub
  The monthly event returns joined by one of our island’s most hotly tipped selectors, Holly Lester.

Tuesday October 9th

• Prescription & Soft Boy Records presents: Wastefellow (€10)
  Wastefellow performs as part of his live show tour for his new EP, ”Post Human Potential”.

To get your event in the guide, email: [email protected] or tweet @bluebeetle.

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