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THE HEDRONS
THE HEDRONS - HEATSEEKER
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
The Hedrons formed in 2005 in their native Glasgow. With several sell out performances, the four-piece have established themselves as one of the country's foremost emerging rock bands. The band was first tipped in the NME who said of them 'an all-girl four-piece who sound like Patti Smith meets Penetration with a dash of early Blondie and a smidging of The Runaways...you have to hear this band!' Off the back of this and all media attention following, The Hedrons have already taken part in this year's 'Download' festival at Donington, one of many festivals the band played throughout this summer; also among them are T In The Park and Guilfest 2006. Of particular significance, the band stepped in as special guests to the rowdy boys of Towers Of London in June and played with Alice In Chains at their only UK show in July at the London Astoria. Most recently, the Hedrons finished their first UK tour with a bang, having sold out their debut headline show at legendary Glasgow venue King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in advance to much hometown fan frenzy. And come October 9th, The Hedrons will be the first British band ever to play a live, virtual gig as 3-D figures inside a 3-D virtual world! The Hedrons' music is decidedly one part Ramones-esque brawn, one part femme-fatale roar, and one part ruthless guitar-driven nerve. Or as lead guitarist Rosie humorously puts it, "If you listen to us, you wouldn't realise it was girls until Tippi starts singing -- you'd think it was a bunch of big hairy guys playing." The band have a nation-wide tour under their belt and will be completing another before the year's end. Both tours include dates in most major UK cities. Come spring 2007, The Hedrons will play dates in America and Canada.
TONIGHT THE HEDRONS PLAY IN CRAWDADDY DUBLIN!!!
www.myspace.com/thehedrons
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THE HEDRONS - HEATSEEKER
PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT
The Hedrons formed in 2005 in their native Glasgow. With several sell out performances, the four-piece have established themselves as one of the country's foremost emerging rock bands. The band was first tipped in the NME who said of them 'an all-girl four-piece who sound like Patti Smith meets Penetration with a dash of early Blondie and a smidging of The Runaways...you have to hear this band!' Off the back of this and all media attention following, The Hedrons have already taken part in this year's 'Download' festival at Donington, one of many festivals the band played throughout this summer; also among them are T In The Park and Guilfest 2006. Of particular significance, the band stepped in as special guests to the rowdy boys of Towers Of London in June and played with Alice In Chains at their only UK show in July at the London Astoria. Most recently, the Hedrons finished their first UK tour with a bang, having sold out their debut headline show at legendary Glasgow venue King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in advance to much hometown fan frenzy. And come October 9th, The Hedrons will be the first British band ever to play a live, virtual gig as 3-D figures inside a 3-D virtual world! The Hedrons' music is decidedly one part Ramones-esque brawn, one part femme-fatale roar, and one part ruthless guitar-driven nerve. Or as lead guitarist Rosie humorously puts it, "If you listen to us, you wouldn't realise it was girls until Tippi starts singing -- you'd think it was a bunch of big hairy guys playing." The band have a nation-wide tour under their belt and will be completing another before the year's end. Both tours include dates in most major UK cities. Come spring 2007, The Hedrons will play dates in America and Canada.
TONIGHT THE HEDRONS PLAY IN CRAWDADDY DUBLIN!!!
www.myspace.com/thehedrons
www.thehedrons.com
Tune in to another BalconyTV tomorrow!!!
THE HEDRONS
BALCONYTV.COM 14/06/2007
PRESENTED BY KIERON BLACK
The Hedrons music is decidedly one part Ramones-esque brawn, one part femme-fatale roar, and one part ruthless guitar-driven nerve. Or as lead guitarist Rosie humorously puts it, "If you listen to us, you wouldn't realise it was girls until Tippi starts singing - you'd think it was a bunch of big hairy guys playing." And although the girls would personally describe their sound as the modern love child of the Foo Fighters and Joan Jett, they would also say that the very same is proudly godfathered by Iggy Pop & The Stooges.
In 2005 The Hedrons were formed in their native Glasgow. With a relentless gigging schedule, a UK Top 20 indie single and further back-to-back Top 5 indie singles chart success, the four-piece have established themselves as one of the country's foremost emerging rock bands. This has only been further emphasized by the recent release of the band's debut album 'One More Won't Kill Us' which accomplished further indie chart triumph when it broke the Top 40 of the official UK indie album chart.
In the UK throughout 2006, The Hedrons were the focus of many a press feature and gained plenty of airplay, including from the likes of Radio 1 and XFM. The band was first tipped in the NME who said of them 'an all-girl four-piece who sound like Patti Smith meets Penetration with a dash of early Blondie and a smidging of The Runaways... you have to hear this band!' Off the back of this attention and all their touring, The Hedrons were confirmed to perform at several summer UK summer festivals including Download at Donington, T In The Park and Guilfest. Of particular significance, the band was invited by the band Alice In Chains to step in as special guests at their only UK show at the London Astoria. Overall, The Hedrons satisfied a healthy appetite of over 120 gigs by the end of the year, accomplishing sell-out status at many venues up and down the UK / Ireland and generally causing much fan frenzy wherever they appeared. One of those gigs gained special significance, when in October The Hedrons became the first British band ever to play a live, virtual gig as 3-D figures inside the virtual world 'Second Life' as avatar's of the band performed in the customised venue 'The Hedro Dome' whilst the real band performed in Glasgow!
Release wise, the band's first single 'Be My Friend' was released in July 2006 on Scottish indie label Measured Records and entered the official UK charts as a top 20 Indie Single, selling out of its limited edition vinyl pressing as did the second single 'I Need You' that was released in October and entered the same chart at number 5. A third single 'Heatseeker' was released in January 2007 and achieved identical top 5 indie chart success. The debut album 'One More Won't Kill Us' was released in February and was met with an official Top 40 indie album chart position.
This year was kicked off in typical Hedrons fashion with the band hitting the road in the UK for yet another headline tour. The album has just been released in Japan to frenzied acclaim, and live dates there are currently being lined up. March will see them venture across the Atlantic for the first time as they fly in for a mini-tour across North America, including showcases at both Canadian Music Week and SXSW as well as dates in New York and California.
Although The Hedrons have just started out in their career, they have already made a healthy impact on the music scene. And, according to drummer Soup, one thing's for sure, "For four girls, we make one hell of a noise."
http://www.myspace.com/thehedrons
http://www.thehedrons.com
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
BALCONYTV.COM 14/06/2007
PRESENTED BY KIERON BLACK
The Hedrons music is decidedly one part Ramones-esque brawn, one part femme-fatale roar, and one part ruthless guitar-driven nerve. Or as lead guitarist Rosie humorously puts it, "If you listen to us, you wouldn't realise it was girls until Tippi starts singing - you'd think it was a bunch of big hairy guys playing." And although the girls would personally describe their sound as the modern love child of the Foo Fighters and Joan Jett, they would also say that the very same is proudly godfathered by Iggy Pop & The Stooges.
In 2005 The Hedrons were formed in their native Glasgow. With a relentless gigging schedule, a UK Top 20 indie single and further back-to-back Top 5 indie singles chart success, the four-piece have established themselves as one of the country's foremost emerging rock bands. This has only been further emphasized by the recent release of the band's debut album 'One More Won't Kill Us' which accomplished further indie chart triumph when it broke the Top 40 of the official UK indie album chart.
In the UK throughout 2006, The Hedrons were the focus of many a press feature and gained plenty of airplay, including from the likes of Radio 1 and XFM. The band was first tipped in the NME who said of them 'an all-girl four-piece who sound like Patti Smith meets Penetration with a dash of early Blondie and a smidging of The Runaways... you have to hear this band!' Off the back of this attention and all their touring, The Hedrons were confirmed to perform at several summer UK summer festivals including Download at Donington, T In The Park and Guilfest. Of particular significance, the band was invited by the band Alice In Chains to step in as special guests at their only UK show at the London Astoria. Overall, The Hedrons satisfied a healthy appetite of over 120 gigs by the end of the year, accomplishing sell-out status at many venues up and down the UK / Ireland and generally causing much fan frenzy wherever they appeared. One of those gigs gained special significance, when in October The Hedrons became the first British band ever to play a live, virtual gig as 3-D figures inside the virtual world 'Second Life' as avatar's of the band performed in the customised venue 'The Hedro Dome' whilst the real band performed in Glasgow!
Release wise, the band's first single 'Be My Friend' was released in July 2006 on Scottish indie label Measured Records and entered the official UK charts as a top 20 Indie Single, selling out of its limited edition vinyl pressing as did the second single 'I Need You' that was released in October and entered the same chart at number 5. A third single 'Heatseeker' was released in January 2007 and achieved identical top 5 indie chart success. The debut album 'One More Won't Kill Us' was released in February and was met with an official Top 40 indie album chart position.
This year was kicked off in typical Hedrons fashion with the band hitting the road in the UK for yet another headline tour. The album has just been released in Japan to frenzied acclaim, and live dates there are currently being lined up. March will see them venture across the Atlantic for the first time as they fly in for a mini-tour across North America, including showcases at both Canadian Music Week and SXSW as well as dates in New York and California.
Although The Hedrons have just started out in their career, they have already made a healthy impact on the music scene. And, according to drummer Soup, one thing's for sure, "For four girls, we make one hell of a noise."
http://www.myspace.com/thehedrons
http://www.thehedrons.com
Tune in again tomorrow!!!
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.
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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.
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