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Antony Szmierek

17 concerts

British songwriter Szmierek blends gritty romance in music, featuring tales from life and teaching career reflections. Known for his empathetic, story-rich songs, earning critical acclaim.

Somebody's Child

2 concerts

Born in Paris, raised in Dublin, Somebody’s Child (Cian Godfrey) is a rising star in Ireland's music scene. Known for introspective lyrics and vibrant shows, his band has received national acclaim and signed with Frenchkiss Records. They've opened for Kaiser Chiefs and had sold-out tours.

The Cribs

1 concert

Born in Wakefield, The Cribs, with Gary, Ross, and Ryan Jarman, are known for their indie rock style and hits like "Men's Needs". They're celebrated for their impactful music and sharp lyrics.

SPRINTS

13 concerts

Dublin's SPRINTS, formed in 2019, meld garage-punk with catharsis in their debut album 'Letter To Self'. Gained fame with early hits like ‘Kissing Practice’, known for intense live shows across Europe and SXSW, praised by NME, Stereogum. Signed to City Slang.

The Slow Readers Club

12 concerts

The Slow Readers Club, hailing from Manchester, crafts anthemic post-punk alt-rock with dark, political lyrics. Known for hits like 'Knowledge Freedom Power' (UK No. 29), their style blends sing-along choruses with timeless appeal. Praised for impactful live performances and potential for stadium shows.

The Kooks

2 concerts

Born in Brighton, The Kooks captivated Europe with hits from "Let's Go Sunshine." Known for indie rock with a twist, they explore 80s synth-pop to funk in their latest album. Frontman Luke Pritchard, refreshed and optimistic, leads their evolving sound.

The Academic

1 concert

The Academic, formed near Mullingar, Ireland, blends early 2000s NYC rock & post-punk influences. Known for hits like "Bear Claws," they rose to fame with vibrant, catchy tunes and energetic style.

Declan McKenna

21 concerts

From Cheshunt to LA, Declan McKenna collaborates with Gianluca Buccellati on "What Happened to the Beach?". Album shows growth, infused with playfulness and inspired by St. Vincent, Unknown Mortal Orchestra.

Future Islands

1 concert

Future Islands, Baltimore-based synth-pop band, began as Art Lord & the Self-Portraits at ECU in 2003. Known for the 2014 hit "Seasons" on Letterman, they've collaborated with Debbie Harry and released albums like "Singles" and "The Far Field."