Vidéos des Fans
Pontiac Lax: Ask Eamon McAnaney - Seg. 1 (5/31)
Fan asks Eamon if he is related to lacrosse great Eamon McEneaney (5/31)
Fan asks Eamon if he is related to lacrosse great Eamon McEneaney (5/31)
Pontiac Lax: Ask Eamon McAnaney - Seg. 2 (5/31)
Fan asks Eamon for helpful hints to become a better lacrosse player (5/31)
Fan asks Eamon for helpful hints to become a better lacrosse player (5/31)
DIGITAL MEDIA AWARDS
BALCONYTV.COM 2/02/2007
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
BALCONYTV WINS BEST MUSIC WEBSITE AND WISHES TO THANK ALL THE MUSICAL ACTS THAT HAVE PERFORMED TO DATE!!!!
Jezzebelle, Vincent McKeever, Alan Alda, Fiach, The Movement, Riona Hartman, Sinead Martin, John Keogh, Waif, Skinful, Emersons Kitchen, Scott Maher, Wayne Brennan, Starturtle, The Revolts, Christine Joyce, Michael Hargan, Readers Wives, Robotnik, Jenny Lindfors, Kieron Black, James Guilmartin, Aiden, Crayonsmith, Simon and the Ghost, Rev. JM Burr, Rebecca Hart, Lauren Guillery, Sebastien Escalante, Una Healy, White Noise, Moesley, Paul Brady, Alan Tully, Reemo, Vertigo, Jimi Cullen, Sarah Gleeson, Michele Ann Kelly, Adam Matthews, Doris, Charlie McGettigan, Corrina Penston, SnowDial, Andrew Handrick, Nigel Place, Desert Inn, Bailer, Susan Bluechild, James O' Toole, Retrospree, Travellin South, The West Seventies, The BloodRed Mountain Band, Green Carnation, Coopers Bridge, Lotusland, Colm Lynch, Majella Murphy, Jerry from Minus Circus, The Swag Operation, Si, Ebo, Thomas Doyle, Siobhan O Brien, Lorraine O' Reilly, Eric Eckhart, Eamonn Hehir, Humplifunker, The Show, Niamh and Dara, Karac from Stone Ocean, Eleanor McEvoy, Barry McCabe, Burnish, Ise, Roger Gillen, Ned Evett, Robin James Hurt, Simon Jewell, Mike Gilchrist from Page 27, David Singleton, The Amazing Few, Japanese Toys, Triphazard, Eamonn O' Connor, Osteti, Kiernan McMullan, Bairbre Munnis, Royseven, Sparky and Hinchey, The Straglers, Tim Mulane, Nell Bryden, Conor O Tuama, The Sensors, Padraig O' Connor, Declan De Barra, Dave Johnston, Super Jimenez, The Hedrons, The Dirty 9s, Emerald, The Pale, Joseph Smyth, Johnson Rondale, The Looks, Ger Kirrane, Rob Smith, Cormac From Spiderbaby, Ham Sandwich, Leanne Harte, Shane O Brien, Jemson Green, Borndays, Paul Gallagher, Hidden Faces, New Amusement, Ben Kritikos, Robert O Connor, No Fixed Abode, Y23, Travega, Eamonn Dowd, Dawn Benefits, Eoin Glackin, Roadrunner, Paddy Saul, The Chaos Emerald, Fear the Foliage, The HellFire Club, Brew From BlueSun, Keith O Connell, Sanzkrit, Rohan, Fredrick and the Golden Dawn, Gavin Roche, Ivor Collins, Casy and Joad, Brian Canavan, The Kybosh, The Beatdowns, HighWired, Abigail Song, Dummy Gun, Brian Cullens Love Bullets, Matthew Lennon.
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BALCONYTV.COM 2/02/2007
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
BALCONYTV WINS BEST MUSIC WEBSITE AND WISHES TO THANK ALL THE MUSICAL ACTS THAT HAVE PERFORMED TO DATE!!!!
Jezzebelle, Vincent McKeever, Alan Alda, Fiach, The Movement, Riona Hartman, Sinead Martin, John Keogh, Waif, Skinful, Emersons Kitchen, Scott Maher, Wayne Brennan, Starturtle, The Revolts, Christine Joyce, Michael Hargan, Readers Wives, Robotnik, Jenny Lindfors, Kieron Black, James Guilmartin, Aiden, Crayonsmith, Simon and the Ghost, Rev. JM Burr, Rebecca Hart, Lauren Guillery, Sebastien Escalante, Una Healy, White Noise, Moesley, Paul Brady, Alan Tully, Reemo, Vertigo, Jimi Cullen, Sarah Gleeson, Michele Ann Kelly, Adam Matthews, Doris, Charlie McGettigan, Corrina Penston, SnowDial, Andrew Handrick, Nigel Place, Desert Inn, Bailer, Susan Bluechild, James O' Toole, Retrospree, Travellin South, The West Seventies, The BloodRed Mountain Band, Green Carnation, Coopers Bridge, Lotusland, Colm Lynch, Majella Murphy, Jerry from Minus Circus, The Swag Operation, Si, Ebo, Thomas Doyle, Siobhan O Brien, Lorraine O' Reilly, Eric Eckhart, Eamonn Hehir, Humplifunker, The Show, Niamh and Dara, Karac from Stone Ocean, Eleanor McEvoy, Barry McCabe, Burnish, Ise, Roger Gillen, Ned Evett, Robin James Hurt, Simon Jewell, Mike Gilchrist from Page 27, David Singleton, The Amazing Few, Japanese Toys, Triphazard, Eamonn O' Connor, Osteti, Kiernan McMullan, Bairbre Munnis, Royseven, Sparky and Hinchey, The Straglers, Tim Mulane, Nell Bryden, Conor O Tuama, The Sensors, Padraig O' Connor, Declan De Barra, Dave Johnston, Super Jimenez, The Hedrons, The Dirty 9s, Emerald, The Pale, Joseph Smyth, Johnson Rondale, The Looks, Ger Kirrane, Rob Smith, Cormac From Spiderbaby, Ham Sandwich, Leanne Harte, Shane O Brien, Jemson Green, Borndays, Paul Gallagher, Hidden Faces, New Amusement, Ben Kritikos, Robert O Connor, No Fixed Abode, Y23, Travega, Eamonn Dowd, Dawn Benefits, Eoin Glackin, Roadrunner, Paddy Saul, The Chaos Emerald, Fear the Foliage, The HellFire Club, Brew From BlueSun, Keith O Connell, Sanzkrit, Rohan, Fredrick and the Golden Dawn, Gavin Roche, Ivor Collins, Casy and Joad, Brian Canavan, The Kybosh, The Beatdowns, HighWired, Abigail Song, Dummy Gun, Brian Cullens Love Bullets, Matthew Lennon.
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BALCONYTVS ONE YEAR BIRTHDAY
BALCONYTV.COM 7/06/2007
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT and PAULINE FREEMAN
BalconyTV is one year old today. Thanks to all the acts who have performed in the last year...Jezzebelle, Vincent McKeever, Alan Alda, Fiach, The Movement, Riona Hartman, Sinead Martin, John Keogh, Waif, Skinful, Emersons Kitchen, Scott Maher, Wayne Brennan, Starturtle, The Revolts, Christine Joyce, Michael Hargan, Readers Wives, Robotnik, Jenny Lindfors, Kieron Black, James Guilmartin, Aiden, Crayonsmith, Simon and the Ghost, Rev. JM Burr, Rebecca Hart, Lauren Guillery, Sebastien Escalante, Una Healy, White Noise, Moesley, Paul Brady, Alan Tully, Reemo, Vertigo, Jimi Cullen, Sarah Gleeson, Michele Ann Kelly, Adam Matthews, Doris, Charlie McGettigan, Corrina Penston, SnowDial, Andrew Handrick, Nigel Place, Desert Inn, Bailer, Susan Bluechild, James O' Toole, Retrospree, Travellin South, The West Seventies, The BloodRed Mountain Band, Green Carnation, Coopers Bridge, Lotusland, Colm Lynch, Majella Murphy, Jerry from Minus Circus, The Swag Operation, Si, Ebo, Thomas Doyle, Siobhan O Brien, Lorraine O' Reilly, Eric Eckhart, Eamonn Hehir, Humplifunker, The Show, Niamh and Dara, Karac from Stone Ocean, Eleanor McEvoy, Barry McCabe, Burnish, Ise, Roger Gillen, Ned Evett, Robin James Hurt, Simon Jewell, Mike Gilchrist from Page 27, David Singleton, The Amazing Few, Japanese Toys, Triphazard, Eamonn O' Connor, Osteti, Kiernan McMullan, Bairbre Munnis, Royseven, Sparky and Hinchey, The Straglers, Tim Mulane, Nell Bryden, Conor O Tuama, The Sensors, Padraig O' Connor, Declan De Barra, Dave Johnston, Super Jimenez, The Hedrons, The Dirty 9s, Emerald, The Pale, Joseph Smyth, Johnson Rondale, The Looks, Ger Kirrane, Rob Smith, Cormac From Spiderbaby, Ham Sandwich, Leanne Harte, Shane O Brien, Jemson Green, Borndays, Paul Gallagher, Hidden Faces, New Amusement, Ben Kritikos, Robert O Connor, No Fixed Abode, Y23, Travega, Eamonn Dowd, Dawn Benefits, Eoin Glackin, Roadrunner, Paddy Saul, The Chaos Emerald, Fear the Foliage, The HellFire Club, Brew From BlueSun, Keith O Connell, Sanzkrit, Rohan, Fredrick and the Golden Dawn, Gavin Roche, Ivor Collins, Casy and Joad, Brian Canavan, The Kybosh, The Beatdowns, HighWired, Abigail Song, Dummy Gun, Brian Cullens Love Bullets, Matthew Lennon, David Virgin, Reclaim, Enda Reilly, The Scenarios, Latitude, Walkperson, History of Harry, Hipple Street, LadyFace, StillRoom, The Circus, The Gandhis, John Shelly and the Creatures, The LPX, Rossa O' Reilly, Daniel Burns, The FitzaFrenic, Aviator Shades, Brian Brody, Seldon Crisis, Shane from BlueTide, Dylan Walshe, Leopold, Tortured Artists Social Club, Niwel Tsumbo, Unite Tribe, The Hot Sprockets, Pamela Connolly, The Carnival Saloon, Odi, Junah, Robbie McDonald, The Bullens, October Manifesto, Paddy Sharkey, Damien Keaney, Tom Roger, Stagger Lee, Ezra, Albyno Rhino, Grushenka, Leman, Fran King, Moebius, Stench Limbosa, DummyRun, Evil Harrisons, Painting By Numbers, Better Than Ed, Chris Singleton, Keith Burke, Suddyn, The Kinetiks, Joe Doyle, Shaz Oye, Red Kid, Rebecca Howles, Nomad Jones, Imrama, Diarmuid Comerford, Sundrive, The Receptors, The Monday Club, Fiona Melady, Paul From The Flaws, Bright Light Fiasco, David Hope, Mediator, Louise, Ka-Tet, Xavier Cardriche, Audium, Silken, Flinders, John Carroll, Roesy, Candice Gordon, Vesta Varro, Fia Rua, Richie McCoy, John Skelly, Harmonic Sound, Ray Heffernan, The Long Knives,Breda O' Donnell, Dave McSavage, Eleanor Tiernan, Denis Mulcahy, Keith Farnan, Robbie Bonham, Shay Healy, Nick Jackman, Jinx Lennon, Dave Fanning, Comedy Dublin, Andrew McCann Math Genius, Roddie Cleere, Rashani Tribal BellyDance, Herb Dade, St. Patrick, Mairtin De Chogain, The Stubliners.
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
BALCONYTV.COM 7/06/2007
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT and PAULINE FREEMAN
BalconyTV is one year old today. Thanks to all the acts who have performed in the last year...Jezzebelle, Vincent McKeever, Alan Alda, Fiach, The Movement, Riona Hartman, Sinead Martin, John Keogh, Waif, Skinful, Emersons Kitchen, Scott Maher, Wayne Brennan, Starturtle, The Revolts, Christine Joyce, Michael Hargan, Readers Wives, Robotnik, Jenny Lindfors, Kieron Black, James Guilmartin, Aiden, Crayonsmith, Simon and the Ghost, Rev. JM Burr, Rebecca Hart, Lauren Guillery, Sebastien Escalante, Una Healy, White Noise, Moesley, Paul Brady, Alan Tully, Reemo, Vertigo, Jimi Cullen, Sarah Gleeson, Michele Ann Kelly, Adam Matthews, Doris, Charlie McGettigan, Corrina Penston, SnowDial, Andrew Handrick, Nigel Place, Desert Inn, Bailer, Susan Bluechild, James O' Toole, Retrospree, Travellin South, The West Seventies, The BloodRed Mountain Band, Green Carnation, Coopers Bridge, Lotusland, Colm Lynch, Majella Murphy, Jerry from Minus Circus, The Swag Operation, Si, Ebo, Thomas Doyle, Siobhan O Brien, Lorraine O' Reilly, Eric Eckhart, Eamonn Hehir, Humplifunker, The Show, Niamh and Dara, Karac from Stone Ocean, Eleanor McEvoy, Barry McCabe, Burnish, Ise, Roger Gillen, Ned Evett, Robin James Hurt, Simon Jewell, Mike Gilchrist from Page 27, David Singleton, The Amazing Few, Japanese Toys, Triphazard, Eamonn O' Connor, Osteti, Kiernan McMullan, Bairbre Munnis, Royseven, Sparky and Hinchey, The Straglers, Tim Mulane, Nell Bryden, Conor O Tuama, The Sensors, Padraig O' Connor, Declan De Barra, Dave Johnston, Super Jimenez, The Hedrons, The Dirty 9s, Emerald, The Pale, Joseph Smyth, Johnson Rondale, The Looks, Ger Kirrane, Rob Smith, Cormac From Spiderbaby, Ham Sandwich, Leanne Harte, Shane O Brien, Jemson Green, Borndays, Paul Gallagher, Hidden Faces, New Amusement, Ben Kritikos, Robert O Connor, No Fixed Abode, Y23, Travega, Eamonn Dowd, Dawn Benefits, Eoin Glackin, Roadrunner, Paddy Saul, The Chaos Emerald, Fear the Foliage, The HellFire Club, Brew From BlueSun, Keith O Connell, Sanzkrit, Rohan, Fredrick and the Golden Dawn, Gavin Roche, Ivor Collins, Casy and Joad, Brian Canavan, The Kybosh, The Beatdowns, HighWired, Abigail Song, Dummy Gun, Brian Cullens Love Bullets, Matthew Lennon, David Virgin, Reclaim, Enda Reilly, The Scenarios, Latitude, Walkperson, History of Harry, Hipple Street, LadyFace, StillRoom, The Circus, The Gandhis, John Shelly and the Creatures, The LPX, Rossa O' Reilly, Daniel Burns, The FitzaFrenic, Aviator Shades, Brian Brody, Seldon Crisis, Shane from BlueTide, Dylan Walshe, Leopold, Tortured Artists Social Club, Niwel Tsumbo, Unite Tribe, The Hot Sprockets, Pamela Connolly, The Carnival Saloon, Odi, Junah, Robbie McDonald, The Bullens, October Manifesto, Paddy Sharkey, Damien Keaney, Tom Roger, Stagger Lee, Ezra, Albyno Rhino, Grushenka, Leman, Fran King, Moebius, Stench Limbosa, DummyRun, Evil Harrisons, Painting By Numbers, Better Than Ed, Chris Singleton, Keith Burke, Suddyn, The Kinetiks, Joe Doyle, Shaz Oye, Red Kid, Rebecca Howles, Nomad Jones, Imrama, Diarmuid Comerford, Sundrive, The Receptors, The Monday Club, Fiona Melady, Paul From The Flaws, Bright Light Fiasco, David Hope, Mediator, Louise, Ka-Tet, Xavier Cardriche, Audium, Silken, Flinders, John Carroll, Roesy, Candice Gordon, Vesta Varro, Fia Rua, Richie McCoy, John Skelly, Harmonic Sound, Ray Heffernan, The Long Knives,Breda O' Donnell, Dave McSavage, Eleanor Tiernan, Denis Mulcahy, Keith Farnan, Robbie Bonham, Shay Healy, Nick Jackman, Jinx Lennon, Dave Fanning, Comedy Dublin, Andrew McCann Math Genius, Roddie Cleere, Rashani Tribal BellyDance, Herb Dade, St. Patrick, Mairtin De Chogain, The Stubliners.
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
DEXTRA
BALCONYTV.COM 4/07/2007
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
deXtra have no one musical influence. Every band, musician and singer who has ever graced a stage may be added to deXtra's long list of influences, which already include ELO, The Beatles, and the whole "Manchester sound" of the early 90?s, as well as a healthy throwback to classic 80's rock bands such as Depeche Mode and The Cars.
eXtra formed around the summer of 2001 when lead singer Declan Grange along with his brother Peader decided to get the old band back together. They were soon joined by Gary on guitar and by Paul on keyboards. After a change of line up and a few members came and went, deXtra finally drafted in Damien on bass and Jimmy on lead guitar. -
The band got to work straight away, rehearsing and writing new songs. The music was finally coming together. The realisation hit straight away that deXtra had the ability to create raw and gutsy music and to captivate audiences no matter what the age. -
An extensive gigging campaign began, the world needed to hear the music. Following a triumph in the "Exposure" battle of the bands in Nov 02' and a runner up prize the same weekend in Da2 Club and later another runner up prize in the "Axis Battle of the Bands" leading to the new look deXtra recording a demo which caused a mass of public interest. -
In early 2003, deXtra were short-listed from over 500 bands for inclusion on the first IrishUnsigned compilation cd "Scene Unheard" alongside prestigious artists such as Sutras, The Answer, Label and Pharaoh House Crash, having previously been described in an IU review as "probably the most entertaining live band in Ireland". It was due to this cd and IrishUnsigned that deXtra would become a household name. The song chosen (Feelin' Blue) caused some interest in the industry being played on 2fm and described by Dave Fanning as "a bloody good song". -
It was in the aftermath of this that Hotpress magazine reviewed the IrishUnsigned compilation cd launch in Eamonn Dorans, describing deXtra's music as "scally-rock of the highest order" and looking favourably on the band as the "next big thing", before going on to describe them as looking like "a full monty-esque bunch of guys plucked from the streets of Temple Bar an hour before the gig". This article gained the band a considerable underground status as one of the best live acts around. -
After many appearances at local Dublin hotspots such as Eamonn Dorans, The Isaac Butt, The Temple Bar Music Centre, The Sugar Club, Whelans and a successful gig alongside Aslan in The Village, deXtra went to record their first single with top producer Liam Mulvanny. -
"Angel From Heaven" was released in march 04'. After shifting enough copies in its first week to reach number 5 but was nowhere to be seen in the official Irish charts, Seamus Kelly and The Ballymun Concrete news broke the story which was later taken up by the News of the World, The Star, The Mirror and The Irish Sun. "Angel From Heaven" was then taken as a discussion point on 98fm and The Adrienne Kennedy show on fm104. -
deXtra are currently busy working on new songs to preview at the glasgowbury festival while working on their first album to be released early next year in between doing some successful acoustic gigs in the likes of The Sugar Club, The Boom Boom Room and Radio Stations such As Near 101.6 fm, Phoenix fm, Spin fm and regular spots in and around Waterford's Beat fm.
http://www.myspace.com/dextramusic
http://www.dextramusic.com
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
BALCONYTV.COM 4/07/2007
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
deXtra have no one musical influence. Every band, musician and singer who has ever graced a stage may be added to deXtra's long list of influences, which already include ELO, The Beatles, and the whole "Manchester sound" of the early 90?s, as well as a healthy throwback to classic 80's rock bands such as Depeche Mode and The Cars.
eXtra formed around the summer of 2001 when lead singer Declan Grange along with his brother Peader decided to get the old band back together. They were soon joined by Gary on guitar and by Paul on keyboards. After a change of line up and a few members came and went, deXtra finally drafted in Damien on bass and Jimmy on lead guitar. -
The band got to work straight away, rehearsing and writing new songs. The music was finally coming together. The realisation hit straight away that deXtra had the ability to create raw and gutsy music and to captivate audiences no matter what the age. -
An extensive gigging campaign began, the world needed to hear the music. Following a triumph in the "Exposure" battle of the bands in Nov 02' and a runner up prize the same weekend in Da2 Club and later another runner up prize in the "Axis Battle of the Bands" leading to the new look deXtra recording a demo which caused a mass of public interest. -
In early 2003, deXtra were short-listed from over 500 bands for inclusion on the first IrishUnsigned compilation cd "Scene Unheard" alongside prestigious artists such as Sutras, The Answer, Label and Pharaoh House Crash, having previously been described in an IU review as "probably the most entertaining live band in Ireland". It was due to this cd and IrishUnsigned that deXtra would become a household name. The song chosen (Feelin' Blue) caused some interest in the industry being played on 2fm and described by Dave Fanning as "a bloody good song". -
It was in the aftermath of this that Hotpress magazine reviewed the IrishUnsigned compilation cd launch in Eamonn Dorans, describing deXtra's music as "scally-rock of the highest order" and looking favourably on the band as the "next big thing", before going on to describe them as looking like "a full monty-esque bunch of guys plucked from the streets of Temple Bar an hour before the gig". This article gained the band a considerable underground status as one of the best live acts around. -
After many appearances at local Dublin hotspots such as Eamonn Dorans, The Isaac Butt, The Temple Bar Music Centre, The Sugar Club, Whelans and a successful gig alongside Aslan in The Village, deXtra went to record their first single with top producer Liam Mulvanny. -
"Angel From Heaven" was released in march 04'. After shifting enough copies in its first week to reach number 5 but was nowhere to be seen in the official Irish charts, Seamus Kelly and The Ballymun Concrete news broke the story which was later taken up by the News of the World, The Star, The Mirror and The Irish Sun. "Angel From Heaven" was then taken as a discussion point on 98fm and The Adrienne Kennedy show on fm104. -
deXtra are currently busy working on new songs to preview at the glasgowbury festival while working on their first album to be released early next year in between doing some successful acoustic gigs in the likes of The Sugar Club, The Boom Boom Room and Radio Stations such As Near 101.6 fm, Phoenix fm, Spin fm and regular spots in and around Waterford's Beat fm.
http://www.myspace.com/dextramusic
http://www.dextramusic.com
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
MILK
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
BROUGHT TO YOU FROM THE MORGAN HOTEL IN TEMPLE BAR
Formed in August 2009, Milk embellish their sound with catchy pop hooks in the vein of contemporary pop singer-songwriters like John Mayer and Gavin De Graw, whilst drawing inspiration from blues guitar gods like BB King and Peter Green. This Dublin four-piece have created their own unique blend of bluesy pop rock. The band is merely in its infancy however they have rapidly begun to develop a reputation as must-see live performers having collectively played at some of Ireland's most popular music venues: The O2 Market, Whelans, The Village, The Porterhouse, Le Cirk, Think Tank, Eamon Dorans, Cypress Avenue and The Academy. In a short space of time, Milk have managed to garner an impressive array of original songs. It came as no surprise when they were announced as being in the running for Most Promising New Artist at the Irish Music Meteor Awards 2010. Having demoed all originals on YouTube and Myspace to a growing fan base, demand for a debut EP was evident. The result was "Try". Its sound combines catchy pop sensibilities with stellar blues guitar playing; silky smooth bass lines and hypnotic drum beats. With influences ranging from mainstream singer-songwriters like James Morrison and Rob Thomas, to Blues and Jazz greats like Miles Davis and Eric Clapton, this is intelligent pop music at its best.
http://www.myspace.com/milkmyspacemusic
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
BROUGHT TO YOU FROM THE MORGAN HOTEL IN TEMPLE BAR
Formed in August 2009, Milk embellish their sound with catchy pop hooks in the vein of contemporary pop singer-songwriters like John Mayer and Gavin De Graw, whilst drawing inspiration from blues guitar gods like BB King and Peter Green. This Dublin four-piece have created their own unique blend of bluesy pop rock. The band is merely in its infancy however they have rapidly begun to develop a reputation as must-see live performers having collectively played at some of Ireland's most popular music venues: The O2 Market, Whelans, The Village, The Porterhouse, Le Cirk, Think Tank, Eamon Dorans, Cypress Avenue and The Academy. In a short space of time, Milk have managed to garner an impressive array of original songs. It came as no surprise when they were announced as being in the running for Most Promising New Artist at the Irish Music Meteor Awards 2010. Having demoed all originals on YouTube and Myspace to a growing fan base, demand for a debut EP was evident. The result was "Try". Its sound combines catchy pop sensibilities with stellar blues guitar playing; silky smooth bass lines and hypnotic drum beats. With influences ranging from mainstream singer-songwriters like James Morrison and Rob Thomas, to Blues and Jazz greats like Miles Davis and Eric Clapton, this is intelligent pop music at its best.
http://www.myspace.com/milkmyspacemusic
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
STONE MOTION
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FROM THE MORGAN HOTEL IN TEMPLE BAR
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
Stone Motion have played many gigs all over Dublin including Clontarf Castle,Westmanstown, Chaplins, Cobblestone,Voodoo Lounge, Turks Head, Eamon Dorans, The Village,The Academy,Button Factory, Vicar St. and charity gigs and private parties have featured else where in Dublin. Gigs in Jaggers Dungannon have brought a growing interest from Northern fans and with more Northern gigs this year the fan base is expanding there. Kasabian played the HMV Forum London after Stone Motion played a guest spot there to nearly 2000 and got a fantastic reception for our music and performance. In late october Stone Motion ventured across the water for short holiday and played in the world famous Churchills Miami :)
We have previously recorded for Balcony TV...check it out its here on site in media.
Oxegen '09 we opened at the IMRO New Sounds Stage on Fri 10th July ....what a memorable festival!!
We were selected to take part in a mentoring session with "The Business" programme RTE Radio 1...broadcast Sun 12th July '09. We worked with Nick Kelly of "Fat Lady Sings" and last session was broadcast on RTE Radio 1 on Sat 16th Jan.'10.
http://www.stonemotion.ie
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
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FROM THE MORGAN HOTEL IN TEMPLE BAR
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
Stone Motion have played many gigs all over Dublin including Clontarf Castle,Westmanstown, Chaplins, Cobblestone,Voodoo Lounge, Turks Head, Eamon Dorans, The Village,The Academy,Button Factory, Vicar St. and charity gigs and private parties have featured else where in Dublin. Gigs in Jaggers Dungannon have brought a growing interest from Northern fans and with more Northern gigs this year the fan base is expanding there. Kasabian played the HMV Forum London after Stone Motion played a guest spot there to nearly 2000 and got a fantastic reception for our music and performance. In late october Stone Motion ventured across the water for short holiday and played in the world famous Churchills Miami :)
We have previously recorded for Balcony TV...check it out its here on site in media.
Oxegen '09 we opened at the IMRO New Sounds Stage on Fri 10th July ....what a memorable festival!!
We were selected to take part in a mentoring session with "The Business" programme RTE Radio 1...broadcast Sun 12th July '09. We worked with Nick Kelly of "Fat Lady Sings" and last session was broadcast on RTE Radio 1 on Sat 16th Jan.'10.
http://www.stonemotion.ie
Tune in again tomorrow!!!