A Night of music curated by Peer Pleasure to meet all your gig going desires. With performances from A Lethal Black Ooze, Recoil, Nana Jane and Shane Hurley A Lethal Black Ooze: Rippin’ through the air to deliver the finest in crushed broken tones, A Lethal Black Ooze, the sonic brainchild of Garage Rock aficionado Andy McGurk [formerly of Spies], is oozing to have a busy '23. A pandemic sanity project with collaboration at its core and a fondness for dirty, ‘keep it real’ recording methods, A Lethal Black Ooze embody the Garage Punk genre with a howling mix of overdriven guitars, modulation effects and a fondness for the lower side of the fidelity spectrum. The three piece band made up of Andy and his closest friends who just so happen to be big hitters on the Irish scene with acts ranging from M(h)aol, Tau & the Drones of Praise, The Mary Wallopers, Clara Tracey and Slightly Dishevelled to name a few promise a show not to be missed. Recoil: Recoil are a young and upcoming band with limitless potential. Their ability is far beyond their years, they play a mix of inventive originals and brilliant classics. Nana Jane: Alternative rock from Gorey, Wexford. With their energetic live shows and catchy tunes they are not to be missed. Shane Hurley: Shane Hurley is an Irish singer/songwriter currently recording his debut album, Bloodletters which planned for release late 2022/early 2023. "Even Tom Waits would have found it difficult to surpass Shane's appetite for apathy" — Paul Hogan, ERAShane Saturday 10th of June. Door 7.45pm with 8pm start. Ticket €10
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