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Gallery + Set Lists: Sinéad O’Brien / Pretty Happy – Whelan’s, Dublin 27.10.2022

Poet / Spoken Word mistress Sinéad O’Brian played to a 300 strong crowd in Dublin’s Whelan’s with support coming from Corks art punk outfit Pretty Happy.The openers played a fantastic…

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Live Review: Soak / Niamh Regan – Whelan’s, Dublin 11.10.2022

Words & Pictures: Max Falvey Originally set to take place last May, Northern Irish singer-songwriter Birdie Monds-Watson, better known as Soak, finally took to the famed stage of Whelan’s in…

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Live Review: Hurray for the Riff Raff / Sister Ray – Whelans, Dublin 31,08,2022

So the last day of summer arrived and so did Hurray for the Riff Raff to Dublin’s Whelan’s with Sister Ray in support to play to a sold out venue.…

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Live Review: The War and Treaty / Paddy Keyes – Whelan’s, Dublin 22,06,2022

Husband and wife duo of Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya AKA The War and Treaty brought their Blues/Soul to Dublin’s Whelan’s and they rocked the house. Opening the night was…

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Live Review: Jawbox / Enola Gay – Whelan’s, Dublin 07,06,2022

Washington’s post-hardcore band Jawbox made it to Dublin for their debut gig, hasn’t taken that long for them to get here only a few decades.Support on the night came from…

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Live Review: Darwin Deez – Whelans,Dublin 11,05,2022

American indie band Darwin Deez arrived at Dublin’s venue Whelan’s for the fourth date of the tour of a string of UK & Irish dates performing the self titled debut…

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Live Review: Lebanon Hanover / Sun Mahshene – Whelans, Dublin 14,04,2022

Headed into Whelan’s Dublin to catch the long awaited show by Lebanon Hanover which like so many had been postponed a number of time, but at last they are finally…

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Live Review: Less Than Jake / Millie Manders and the Shutup – Whelans, Dublin 29.03.2022

Less Than Jake kicked off their eleven date EU/UK tour in Whelan’s Dublin and supporting them at Whelan’s were Millie Manders and the Shutup, so lets get to them first.…

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