Hard Working Class Heroes stage times / Nialler9 vs On The Record is back

After last year’s battle, Jim Carroll’s On The Record vs Nialler9 show at Hard Working Class Heroes returns once again to The Workman’s Club on Saturday October 8th.

On the lineup are:

Last Days of 1984

▲▲L▲ST D∆YS OF 1984▲▲ – RIVER’S EDGE (Radio Edit) by ▲▲L▲ST D∆YS OF 1984▲▲

The festival will take place in and around Dublin city centre from Thursday October 6th,to Saturday October 8th. The venues this year are The Button Factory, The Mercantile, The Grand Social, Shebeen Chic, Twisted Pepper and The Workman’s Club.

Stage times are now here.

Weekend tickets cost €45 plus fees, nightly tickets €20 plus fees on sale at http://entertainment.ie/tickets/. See also the €5 off deal when you buy some music from someone playing the festival. Produce a receipt or email confirmation at the Box Office when you buy your weekend pass and HWCH will give you €5 off your ticket. Simply go to the lineup list on www.hwch.net , click on any band name and purchase via the Bandcamp or the iTunes button on their Breakingtunes profile.

A whole host of other Versus nights are taking place:

2FM (Jenny Huston) vs Today FM (Paul Mcloone) – Thurs 6th Oct @ The Button Factory
Deaf Joe / Sounds of System Breakdown / Spies / We Cut Corners / Funeral Suits

IMRO vs IASCA – Thurs 6th Oct @ The Grand Social
Beyond Olden Acre / The Followers of Otis / Cat Dowling /The Dying Seconds / Windings / Daithi

Richter vs DMS – Fri 7th Oct @ The Button Factory
Owensie / Tenaka / Bats / Toby Kaar / Squarehead / Enemies

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