Soulful psychedelic rockers Sweet Jane have a bunch of Irish shows coming up. Kicking off this week, the group will play six dates around the country, including shows in Sligo, Dublin, Belfast, Mullingar and Cork. Full list of dates can be found below – Go on the Jane!
Oct. 27th – The Garavogue, Sligo.
Oct. 28th – Twisted Pepper, Dublin.
Nov. 1st – John Dalys. Mullingar.
Nov. 4th – Crane Lane, Cork.
Nov 24th – Twisted Pepper, Dublin.
Dec. 13th – Auntie Annues, Belfast.
DUBLIN SHOW: X- Mötley Crüe/Union/Scream singer, John Corabi is coming to the Pint on November 15th to promote his forthcoming album, John Corabi Unplugged. He’ll be performing his new material along with hits from other bands he’s worked with over the years. Whether or not the show itself is acoustic – we’re not sure. Dublin locals, ‘Stone Trigger’ are playing and their set is acoustic – but the others seem to be electric. Tell you what, we’ll mail Johan and ask. UPDATED: The entire show (all three in fact) are Acoustic.
Also performing on the night will be Colorblind and the previously mentioned Stone Trigger.Tickets on sale now from ticketsmaster.ie and all usual outlets priced just €13.50.
Galway & Belfast Shows: John is also heading to Galway and Belfast on Nov. 16th and 17th respectively. The Belfast tickets are £14.50 on sale now from ticketmaster.ie. Supporting on the night will be Colorblind and Matty James. This show will be acoustic. Galway tickets are €13.50 with Colorblind and one other act supporting. Venues listed below.
Nov. 15th – The Pint (DUBLIN, IRE)
Nov. 16th – Monroe’s (Galway, IRE)
Nov. 17th – Auntie Annie’s (BELFAST, N.I.)
Anyone who was at Ash’s gig in Whelan’s back in June will surely remember their opening act, The Plea. Hailing from Donegal and playing some fine-ass psychedelic rock noise, The Plea are without a doubt an act you should be looking out for….so here’s your chance J
In support of their forthcoming single, ‘The Odyssey’; which is slated for release on October 7th, the lads have announced a couple of gigs for Dublin and Belfast which take place next month. For those based in the fair city, you’ll catch them in The Academy 2 on October 5th. If you’re reading all the way from Titanic town, then head along to Auntie Annie’s on October 9th.
Tickets for Dublin are priced €7.50 so Belfast will more than likely be £5 – but don’t quote us. Check out the new single below.
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