Seconds Away Episode 3 next Wednesday features Ailbhe Reddy, Dani Larkin, Jealous of the Birds, Smoothboi Ezra & more; watch back Episode 2

Seconds Away is five-part video music series by promoters Singular Artists premiering on our Youtube channel, every Wednesday in September featuring performances from 26 artists live from the National Stadium, Dublin and aired on The Alternative with Dan Hegarty on RTÉ 2FM from 10pm on the same night.

Last night, we aired episode two featuring performances from SOAK, Melts, Maija Sofia, Pastiche, A. Smyth, Sprints and Cherym, which you can watch back below along with episode 1.

Next Wednesday September 15th at 8pm, the second show will go out and will feature live performances from:

• Ailbhe Reddy
• Slaney
• Dani Larkin
• Sam Wickens
• Odd Morris
• Jealous of the Birds
• Rebekah Fitch
• Smoothboi Ezra

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The live show is presented by Gemma Bradley of BBC Radio One / NI.

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Across the five Wednesdays, you can expect performances from:

• A Lazarus Soul
• A Smyth
• Ailbhe Reddy
• Cherym
• Columbia Mills
• Conchúr White
• Dani Larkin
• Erica Cody
• Gemma Dunleavy
• Jealous Of The Birds
• Maija Sofia
• Maria Kelly
• Melts
• Modernlove
• Odd Morris
• Pastiche
• Rebekah Fitch
• Robert Grace
• Saint Sister
• Sam Wickens
• Slaney
• Smoothboi Ezra
• Soak
• Sprints
• Susan O’ Neill
• Tandem Felix

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