The gigging scene seems to be picking up as we start the slow descent into February. It was nice to see the Diamond Rock Club sold out for the Answer and Screaming Eagles last night. The classic rock scene is flourishing and in DRC we have a delightfully quaint venue that is perfect for evenings of sweaty rock.
Independent Venue Week 2014 – Oh Yeah Music Centre, Belfast – Thursday 30th January 2014
Independent Venue Week is a new project commemorating the best music venues round the UK. The prevalent Oh Yeah Music Centre has been chosen as Northern Ireland’s representative and features a stunning line-up with Little Bear, Go Wolf and the Couth.
Admission is £5 on the door
SONI: Million Dollar Reload – Pavilion, Belfast – Saturday 1st February 2014
Million Dollar Reload celebrate the launch of their live album, As Real As It Gets (Have a read of Al Gilmore’s review here) with an intimate show in the Pavilion Bar in Belfast. It will be a night of classic rock with both Pay*ola, Yellow Sam and Stefan Murray on the bill.
Admission is £6.00 on the door
Rory Nellis – Sunflower Bar, Belfast – Saturday 1st February 2014
Rory Nellis (of Seven Summits fame) launches his second solo EP, The Moon, in the ever popular Sunflower Bar. Support comes from Owen Lamont and Meb Jon Sol.
Admission is £5 on the door
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![“[The second album] covers police brutality, mental breakdown and subsequent memory loss, being cheated on, Britpop artists self-Googling, and trying to communicate with a dead partner. So it’s probably more serious than the first.”
Following the release of the second album from @invaderband_derry, we had the pleasure of chatting to Adam Leonard, the mastermind behind it all.
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Following the release of the second album from @invaderband_derry, we had the pleasure of chatting to Adam Leonard, the mastermind behind it all.
Link in bio.")
