Trinity College student band the Trinity Orchestra have put out two versions of the big ensemble performing a medley of Gorillaz’ Demon Days tracks – one in the studio and one live version.
The project was arranged by Éna Brennan and produced by Kevin Bluett, with the help of the committee of Trinity Orchestra, Rob Kearns, and Seamus Sutton.
The orchestra are playing a new setlist at Forbidden Fruit on the Sunday this year and they’re giving away tickets at http://gorillaz.trinityorchestra.com.
You may spot the singer from Spies in there among the performers.
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The bass player from Spies too…
It’s not a medley of Demon Days tracks. All three Gorillaz songs performed are from their first album, Gorillaz.