The entire performance from ASIWYFA at the May 2013 Glasgowbury G-Session.

Andy Irvine performs ‘Molly Bawn’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘Edward Connors’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘When The Boys Are On Parade’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘When The Boys Are On Parade’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘When The Boys Are On Parade’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘When The Boys Are On Parade’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘When The Boys Are On Parade’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘The Braes of Moneymore’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘The Braes of Moneymore’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘The Braes of Moneymore’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘The Braes of Moneymore’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Andy Irvine performs ‘The Braes of Moneymore’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown 16th Feb 2013 ANDY IRVINE is one of the great Irish singers, his voice one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He has been hailed as “a tradition in himself”. Musician, singer, songwriter, Andy has maintained his highly individual performing skills throughout his 45 year career. From Sweeney’s Men in the mid 60s, to the enormous success of Planxty in the 70s and then from Patrick Street to Andy Irvine & Dónal Lunny’s Mozaik, Andy has been a world music pioneer and an icon for traditional music and musicians. As a soloist, Andy fills the role of the archetypal troubadour with a show and a travelling lifestyle that reflect his lifelong influence, Woody Guthrie. To quote the Irish Times, “Often copied, never equalled”, his repertoire consists of Irish traditional songs, dexterous Balkan dances and a compelling cannon of his own self-penned songs. For more information on Andy please visit www.andyirvine.com

Elliott Morris performs ‘Falling Short’ live @ The Cellar www.cellarbar.info www.elliottmorris.co.uk With hundreds of gigs behind him — and now a coveted Danny Kyle Award from Celtic Connections 2013 — Elliott Morris has a formidable reputation as one of the hardest-working and most sought-after young artists on the acoustic scene. The 23 year-old singer-songwriter taps the strings and beats the guitar’s body to create an intricate spectacle, together with an original and unique sound integral to his songs. Elliott’s versatile blend of folk, pop and rock has complemented a range of major artists he has supported. These include Erik Mongrain, Andy McKee, Frank Turner, Seth Lakeman, Lau, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, The Joy Formidable, Jim Bob (Carter USM), Jon Gomm, Paul Carrack, Roddy Woomble (Idlewild), legendary Philadelphia soul groups The Stylistics and The Three Degrees, and revered folk veterans Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick. He gigs regularly with Dave McPherson (InMe) and has played many times with old friend, Ed Sheeran. Elliott tours extensively, including past festival sets at The Hub’s national guitar showcase (2008/09), Lexapalooza (2009), SO (2009, 10, 11 & 12), Y Not (2010, 11, 12) and Summer Sundae (2011). He played Cambridge Folk Festival club tent for three years before securing an extended set on the Emerging Talent Stage (2011). He headlined a tour in August 2011, supported by good friends Jack, and Gill’s Daughter. Although Elliott spends most of his …

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Junior Johnson Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from BBC Radio Ulster shows, the world’s largest webcast, Fame Games, to some college radio stations in Rhode Island, USA and Vancouver, Canada.

Elliott Morris performs ‘The White Hare’ live @ The Cellar www.cellarbar.info www.elliottmorris.co.uk With hundreds of gigs behind him — and now a coveted Danny Kyle Award from Celtic Connections 2013 — Elliott Morris has a formidable reputation as one of the hardest-working and most sought-after young artists on the acoustic scene. The 23 year-old singer-songwriter taps the strings and beats the guitar’s body to create an intricate spectacle, together with an original and unique sound integral to his songs. Elliott’s versatile blend of folk, pop and rock has complemented a range of major artists he has supported. These include Erik Mongrain, Andy McKee, Frank Turner, Seth Lakeman, Lau, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, The Joy Formidable, Jim Bob (Carter USM), Jon Gomm, Paul Carrack, Roddy Woomble (Idlewild), legendary Philadelphia soul groups The Stylistics and The Three Degrees, and revered folk veterans Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick. He gigs regularly with Dave McPherson (InMe) and has played many times with old friend, Ed Sheeran. Elliott tours extensively, including past festival sets at The Hub’s national guitar showcase (2008/09), Lexapalooza (2009), SO (2009, 10, 11 & 12), Y Not (2010, 11, 12) and Summer Sundae (2011). He played Cambridge Folk Festival club tent for three years before securing an extended set on the Emerging Talent Stage (2011). He headlined a tour in August 2011, supported by good friends Jack, and Gill’s Daughter. Although Elliott spends most of his …

Elliott Morris performs ‘Throw Me A Rope’ live @ The Cellar www.cellarbar.info www.elliottmorris.co.uk With hundreds of gigs behind him — and now a coveted Danny Kyle Award from Celtic Connections 2013 — Elliott Morris has a formidable reputation as one of the hardest-working and most sought-after young artists on the acoustic scene. The 23 year-old singer-songwriter taps the strings and beats the guitar’s body to create an intricate spectacle, together with an original and unique sound integral to his songs. Elliott’s versatile blend of folk, pop and rock has complemented a range of major artists he has supported. These include Erik Mongrain, Andy McKee, Frank Turner, Seth Lakeman, Lau, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, The Joy Formidable, Jim Bob (Carter USM), Jon Gomm, Paul Carrack, Roddy Woomble (Idlewild), legendary Philadelphia soul groups The Stylistics and The Three Degrees, and revered folk veterans Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick. He gigs regularly with Dave McPherson (InMe) and has played many times with old friend, Ed Sheeran. Elliott tours extensively, including past festival sets at The Hub’s national guitar showcase (2008/09), Lexapalooza (2009), SO (2009, 10, 11 & 12), Y Not (2010, 11, 12) and Summer Sundae (2011). He played Cambridge Folk Festival club tent for three years before securing an extended set on the Emerging Talent Stage (2011). He headlined a tour in August 2011, supported by good friends Jack, and Gill’s Daughter. Although Elliott spends most of …

The Screaming Gypsies returned to action at The Cellar Bar in Jan 2013 in aid of Tools For Tommy

Elliott Morris performs ‘A Matter Of Time’ live @ The Cellar www.cellarbar.info www.elliottmorris.co.uk With hundreds of gigs behind him — and now a coveted Danny Kyle Award from Celtic Connections 2013 — Elliott Morris has a formidable reputation as one of the hardest-working and most sought-after young artists on the acoustic scene. The 23 year-old singer-songwriter taps the strings and beats the guitar’s body to create an intricate spectacle, together with an original and unique sound integral to his songs. Elliott’s versatile blend of folk, pop and rock has complemented a range of major artists he has supported. These include Erik Mongrain, Andy McKee, Frank Turner, Seth Lakeman, Lau, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, The Joy Formidable, Jim Bob (Carter USM), Jon Gomm, Paul Carrack, Roddy Woomble (Idlewild), legendary Philadelphia soul groups The Stylistics and The Three Degrees, and revered folk veterans Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick. He gigs regularly with Dave McPherson (InMe) and has played many times with old friend, Ed Sheeran. Elliott tours extensively, including past festival sets at The Hub’s national guitar showcase (2008/09), Lexapalooza (2009), SO (2009, 10, 11 & 12), Y Not (2010, 11, 12) and Summer Sundae (2011). He played Cambridge Folk Festival club tent for three years before securing an extended set on the Emerging Talent Stage (2011). He headlined a tour in August 2011, supported by good friends Jack, and Gill’s Daughter. Although Elliott spends most of …

Being the legends that they are and playing for almost 2 hours we actually ran out of space on the video camera but this is just 5 mins or so short of the full gig. Here Comes The Landed Gentry = Legends

Most of The Wood Burning Savages support slot from Christmas 2012 when they supported the mighty Here Comes The Landed Gentry at The Cellar Bar Draperstown

www.herecomsthelandedgentry.com www.myspace.com/herecomesthelandegentry www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info Here Comes The Landed Gentry appeared on the scene late 07/early08 when ex members of The Subtitles, Red Organ Serpent Sound and Fighting With Wire joined forces on a rock’n'roll mission with two things in mind… to write great songs and perform mind blowing shows! The recording of their first critically acclaimed 7 song live demonstration resulted in local and national air play with the anthemic Leadbelly placing the boys firmly on the map. After winning The Roaring Meg All Ireland Busking Festival they bought a beat out white van (Big Al) and gigged extensively the length and breadth of Ireland gracing the stage with acts such as The Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Undertones, The Urban Voodoo Machine, Black Diamond Heavies, The Jim Jones Revue and The Mighty Stef. As HCTLG went from strength to strength they recorded a number of live sessions for the BBC’s Radio 1 Introducing, Across the Line and Electric Mainline shows and played a headline slot at Ireland’s largest independent festival, Glasgowbury, which was a personal highlight for the boys. At the end of 09 they performed their 1st English gigs, the legendary Gypsy Ball at Barden’s Boudoir being the stand out show! Their second 7 song EP Here Comes The Landed Gentry Vol.2 was released as a free digital download from their website www.herecomesthelandedgentry.com on a song per month basis. Plans for 2010 …

www.herecomsthelandedgentry.com www.myspace.com/herecomesthelandegentry www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info Here Comes The Landed Gentry appeared on the scene late 07/early08 when ex members of The Subtitles, Red Organ Serpent Sound and Fighting With Wire joined forces on a rock’n'roll mission with two things in mind… to write great songs and perform mind blowing shows! The recording of their first critically acclaimed 7 song live demonstration resulted in local and national air play with the anthemic Leadbelly placing the boys firmly on the map. After winning The Roaring Meg All Ireland Busking Festival they bought a beat out white van (Big Al) and gigged extensively the length and breadth of Ireland gracing the stage with acts such as The Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Undertones, The Urban Voodoo Machine, Black Diamond Heavies, The Jim Jones Revue and The Mighty Stef. As HCTLG went from strength to strength they recorded a number of live sessions for the BBC’s Radio 1 Introducing, Across the Line and Electric Mainline shows and played a headline slot at Ireland’s largest independent festival, Glasgowbury, which was a personal highlight for the boys. At the end of 09 they performed their 1st English gigs, the legendary Gypsy Ball at Barden’s Boudoir being the stand out show! Their second 7 song EP Here Comes The Landed Gentry Vol.2 was released as a free digital download from their website www.herecomesthelandedgentry.com on a song per month basis. Plans for 2010 …

www.herecomsthelandedgentry.com www.myspace.com/herecomesthelandegentry www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info Here Comes The Landed Gentry appeared on the scene late 07/early08 when ex members of The Subtitles, Red Organ Serpent Sound and Fighting With Wire joined forces on a rock’n'roll mission with two things in mind… to write great songs and perform mind blowing shows! The recording of their first critically acclaimed 7 song live demonstration resulted in local and national air play with the anthemic Leadbelly placing the boys firmly on the map. After winning The Roaring Meg All Ireland Busking Festival they bought a beat out white van (Big Al) and gigged extensively the length and breadth of Ireland gracing the stage with acts such as The Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Undertones, The Urban Voodoo Machine, Black Diamond Heavies, The Jim Jones Revue and The Mighty Stef. As HCTLG went from strength to strength they recorded a number of live sessions for the BBC’s Radio 1 Introducing, Across the Line and Electric Mainline shows and played a headline slot at Ireland’s largest independent festival, Glasgowbury, which was a personal highlight for the boys. At the end of 09 they performed their 1st English gigs, the legendary Gypsy Ball at Barden’s Boudoir being the stand out show! Their second 7 song EP Here Comes The Landed Gentry Vol.2 was released as a free digital download from their website www.herecomesthelandedgentry.com on a song per month basis. Plans for 2010 …

www.herecomsthelandedgentry.com www.myspace.com/herecomesthelandegentry www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info Here Comes The Landed Gentry appeared on the scene late 07/early08 when ex members of The Subtitles, Red Organ Serpent Sound and Fighting With Wire joined forces on a rock’n'roll mission with two things in mind… to write great songs and perform mind blowing shows! The recording of their first critically acclaimed 7 song live demonstration resulted in local and national air play with the anthemic Leadbelly placing the boys firmly on the map. After winning The Roaring Meg All Ireland Busking Festival they bought a beat out white van (Big Al) and gigged extensively the length and breadth of Ireland gracing the stage with acts such as The Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Undertones, The Urban Voodoo Machine, Black Diamond Heavies, The Jim Jones Revue and The Mighty Stef. As HCTLG went from strength to strength they recorded a number of live sessions for the BBC’s Radio 1 Introducing, Across the Line and Electric Mainline shows and played a headline slot at Ireland’s largest independent festival, Glasgowbury, which was a personal highlight for the boys. At the end of 09 they performed their 1st English gigs, the legendary Gypsy Ball at Barden’s Boudoir being the stand out show! Their second 7 song EP Here Comes The Landed Gentry Vol.2 was released as a free digital download from their website www.herecomesthelandedgentry.com on a song per month basis. Plans for 2010 …

www.herecomsthelandedgentry.com www.myspace.com/herecomesthelandegentry www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info Here Comes The Landed Gentry appeared on the scene late 07/early08 when ex members of The Subtitles, Red Organ Serpent Sound and Fighting With Wire joined forces on a rock’n'roll mission with two things in mind… to write great songs and perform mind blowing shows! The recording of their first critically acclaimed 7 song live demonstration resulted in local and national air play with the anthemic Leadbelly placing the boys firmly on the map. After winning The Roaring Meg All Ireland Busking Festival they bought a beat out white van (Big Al) and gigged extensively the length and breadth of Ireland gracing the stage with acts such as The Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Undertones, The Urban Voodoo Machine, Black Diamond Heavies, The Jim Jones Revue and The Mighty Stef. As HCTLG went from strength to strength they recorded a number of live sessions for the BBC’s Radio 1 Introducing, Across the Line and Electric Mainline shows and played a headline slot at Ireland’s largest independent festival, Glasgowbury, which was a personal highlight for the boys. At the end of 09 they performed their 1st English gigs, the legendary Gypsy Ball at Barden’s Boudoir being the stand out show! Their second 7 song EP Here Comes The Landed Gentry Vol.2 was released as a free digital download from their website www.herecomesthelandedgentry.com on a song per month basis. Plans for 2010 …

Duke Special performs ‘Diggin An Early Grave’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the …

Duke Special performs ‘Salvation Tambourine’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the …

Duke Special performs ‘Creeky Boat Blues’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the release …

Duke Special performs ‘Punch Of A Friend’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the release …

Duke Special performs ‘Nothing Shall Come Between Us’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 …

Duke Special performs ‘No Cover Up’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the release of a 3 …

Duke Special performs ‘My Lazy Saviour’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the release of …

Duke Special performs ‘Last Night I Nearly Died’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the …

Duke Special performs ‘How I Learned To Love The Sun’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 …

Duke Special performs ‘Hand Of Man’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the release of a 3 …

Duke Special performs ‘Condition’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the release of a 3 …

Duke Special performs ‘Apple Jack’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on Wednesday 15th August 2012 as part of ‘The Cellar Bar & Glasgowbury Presents’ www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.dukespecial.com Duke Special is an artist aptly named. Dynamic, musically ambitious & bracingly eccentric, with his inimitable style and lush musicality. Hailing from Belfast with a sound that is self-confessed “hobo-chic”, Duke Special – AKA the endlessly inventive Peter Wilson – is once heard, never forgotten. Blissfully at home in his own alluring genre of beautifully bruised romanticism, Duke Special inhabits a world unlike any other – a world filled with vaudeville-esque sensibility, sing-a-longs and addictive melodies . Those who know him for the platinum album “Songs from the deep forest”, including the hit song “Freewheel” and other radio mainstays like “Sweet sweet kisses” and “Last night I nearly died” may be surprised by the breadth of his work. Duke Special’s immense creative talents have seen him involved in projects as diverse as writing the theme tune for Sesame Tree (the Northern Ireland edition of Sesame Street where he also got to sing with The Muppets) to writing the music for and appearing in Deborah Warner’s critically acclaimed 2009 production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children at London’s National Theatre. He then recorded an album of the twelve songs from the play, which was to form part of his ambitious project for 2010 – the release of a 3 …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Stuck’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in the live …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Still Waters’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Poppies’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in the …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Marlena’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in the …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Liverpool Bar’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Jumping Trains’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Jolene’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in the …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Guiding Light’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in …

The Crowd Appreciate Johnny Nutt Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the Ard Ri album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Fields Of Ice’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘The Faerie Log’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘Apprentice’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in the …

The Ard Ri Band perform ‘All Around Me’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their album launch night. July 2012 www.reverbnation.com Born from a love of breaking from the norm and following their hearts, Ard Ri are a band of musical vagabonds with a message and a mission. Showcasing a brand of folk music unique only to their time and setting, Jonny Nutt, Philip Wallace and Conor O’Kane are a voice for their generation, shouting loudest and clearest when people are listening closest. A trio of cosmically linked souls, Ard Ri formed out of a mutual respect for the folk craft from honing their skills in countless bands before. A super-group of sorts, catch them in their various guises as integral parts of Here Comes The Landed Gentry, Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas and Teknopeasant. Whether caught in the corner of a pub sipping on their tipple of choice or admired when commanding a stage, Ard Ri’s professionalism and craft never fail to shine through. From the sing-along majesty of All Around Me and She Loves Me to the reminiscing of lost love and sadness via Oh Cruel Sea via the otherworldly Faerie Log, Jonny, Wally and Conor prove their ability to pull in audiences while turning their hands to almost every style available. Banjos, guitars, drums, seats, legs and anything else near at hand will feel their force as they work through a set of diverse and unique songs, taking turns at leading the charge yet never failing to take full hold and mesmerise. Best caught in …

Paddy Nash, Junior Johnson & Wally (Philip James Wallace) perform a beautiful cover of the Bob Dylan classic ‘Boots Of Spanish Leather’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during The Ard Ri Bands album launch night on the 6th July 2012 paddynash.co.uk juniorjohnsonmusic.wordpress.com www.reverbnation.com

Paddy Nash & Junior Johnson perform a cover of the Christy Moore classic ‘Viva La Quinta Brigada’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during The Ard Ri Bands album launch night on the 6th July 2012 paddynash.co.uk juniorjohnsonmusic.wordpress.com www.reverbnation.com

Paddy Nash & Junior Johnson perform a cover of the Kris Kristofferson Song ‘Shandy’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during The Ard Ri Bands album launch night on the 6th July 2012 paddynash.co.uk juniorjohnsonmusic.wordpress.com www.reverbnation.com

Paddy Nash & Diane Greer perform a moving cover of the Eddi Reader classic ‘Wild Mountainside’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during The Ard Ri Bands album launch night on the 6th July 2012 paddynash.co.uk www.reverbnation.com

Paddy Nash & Diane Greer perform a beautiful cover of the Bob Dylan classic ‘Boots Of Spanish Leather’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during The Ard Ri Bands album launch night on the 6th July 2012 paddynash.co.uk www.reverbnation.com

Junior Johnson sings his origional song ‘Honey Bees’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during The Ard Ri Bands album launch night on the 6th July 2012 Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2010, and following his very well received EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. So far this year has brought Junior his own weekly show on Feile FM promoting indie music. Having just returned from a tour of the New England area of the USA in late 2009 with a bucketful of experiences and songs, Junior, and the raw, ready and effortlessly smooth band that support him, are chomping to be heard, and judging by the recent stint of gigs they’ve dusted, with great reason. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan (The Pogues), Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside, an honest detailing of the life that a once unfortunate friend now leads. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005 …

Pretty Child Backfire perform ‘The Swell & The Break’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the March 2012 G-Session (Glasgowbury) www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com PrettyChildBackfire are a 4-piece Indie/Alternative band that write melodic dancy music with a definite upbeat, feel good nature. After Forming in Feburary 2009 they have released their first Ep “Dancing By Numbers”, recorded the majority of their second, due for release in the near future, and gained themselves an evergrowing excited and loyal fanbase with their energetic live shows. Over the past year, after a change in lineup the band have played many important gigs including playing with the industry favourites And So I Watch You From Afar, Lafaro and Incase of Fire, supporting Furlo on their Signature EP Tour, playing as part of the Blackout Club Nights, Supporting the Dublin based Juliets Rescue who played at the Oxegen Festival last year and playing at the Glasgowbury Music Festival to a packed out Spurs of Rock Stage in 2009. Recently they were also chosen for the “Oh Yeah Contenders” Compilation Cd of some of the best bands in the country. They will be releasing a new single “A gentleman’s Afternoon” through this Cd and a further new single tba which will be launced in Auntie annies on the 13th of October. With the constant honing of skills the band have become known for a live set described as “tightened to near snapping point”, and with the use of ableton live and reason they …

Pretty Child Backfire perform A Gentlemans Afternoon Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the March 2012 G-Session (Glasgowbury) www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com PrettyChildBackfire are a 4-piece Indie/Alternative band that write melodic dancy music with a definite upbeat, feel good nature. After Forming in Feburary 2009 they have released their first Ep “Dancing By Numbers”, recorded the majority of their second, due for release in the near future, and gained themselves an evergrowing excited and loyal fanbase with their energetic live shows. Over the past year, after a change in lineup the band have played many important gigs including playing with the industry favourites And So I Watch You From Afar, Lafaro and Incase of Fire, supporting Furlo on their Signature EP Tour, playing as part of the Blackout Club Nights, Supporting the Dublin based Juliets Rescue who played at the Oxegen Festival last year and playing at the Glasgowbury Music Festival to a packed out Spurs of Rock Stage in 2009. Recently they were also chosen for the “Oh Yeah Contenders” Compilation Cd of some of the best bands in the country. They will be releasing a new single “A gentleman’s Afternoon” through this Cd and a further new single tba which will be launced in Auntie annies on the 13th of October. With the constant honing of skills the band have become known for a live set described as “tightened to near snapping point”, and with the use of ableton live and reason they …

Pretty Child Backfire perform ‘All The Things She Said In The Twilight ‘ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the March 2012 G-Session (Glasgowbury) www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com PrettyChildBackfire are a 4-piece Indie/Alternative band that write melodic dancy music with a definite upbeat, feel good nature. After Forming in Feburary 2009 they have released their first Ep “Dancing By Numbers”, recorded the majority of their second, due for release in the near future, and gained themselves an evergrowing excited and loyal fanbase with their energetic live shows. Over the past year, after a change in lineup the band have played many important gigs including playing with the industry favourites And So I Watch You From Afar, Lafaro and Incase of Fire, supporting Furlo on their Signature EP Tour, playing as part of the Blackout Club Nights, Supporting the Dublin based Juliets Rescue who played at the Oxegen Festival last year and playing at the Glasgowbury Music Festival to a packed out Spurs of Rock Stage in 2009. Recently they were also chosen for the “Oh Yeah Contenders” Compilation Cd of some of the best bands in the country. They will be releasing a new single “A gentleman’s Afternoon” through this Cd and a further new single tba which will be launced in Auntie annies on the 13th of October. With the constant honing of skills the band have become known for a live set described as “tightened to near snapping point”, and with the use of ableton …

Kowalski perform ‘Rhythms’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the March 2012 G-Session (Glasgowbury) www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com kowalski.bandcamp.com The Irish indie electro outfit Kowalski bring together their echo-laiden guitars and sythesizers to create an upbeat shimmering dream pop for the modern age. Vocalist Louis Price, keyboard and guitarist Paddy Conn, bassist Tom O’Hara and drummer Paddy Baird have shared the stage with the likes of Snow Patrol, Editors, Two Door Cinema Club and Ash across Ireland and the UK. They self released their sophomore EP ‘Take Care, Take Flight’ on April 1st. Recorded and produced by themselves, the EP is available on Kowalski.bandcamp.com and on iTunes worldwide.Influenced by the likes of Grandaddy, The Beatles, Phoenix and Death cab for cutie, Kowalski Rely on sonic textures as much as melody. Breathy vocals, infectious rhythms and languid soundscapes mould a muscular, sunkissed, thought provoking sound.

Kowalski perform Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the March 2012 G-Session (Glasgowbury) www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com kowalski.bandcamp.com The Irish indie electro outfit Kowalski bring together their echo-laiden guitars and sythesizers to create an upbeat shimmering dream pop for the modern age. Vocalist Louis Price, keyboard and guitarist Paddy Conn, bassist Tom O’Hara and drummer Paddy Baird have shared the stage with the likes of Snow Patrol, Editors, Two Door Cinema Club and Ash across Ireland and the UK. They self released their sophomore EP ‘Take Care, Take Flight’ on April 1st. Recorded and produced by themselves, the EP is available on Kowalski.bandcamp.com and on iTunes worldwide.Influenced by the likes of Grandaddy, The Beatles, Phoenix and Death cab for cutie, Kowalski Rely on sonic textures as much as melody. Breathy vocals, infectious rhythms and languid soundscapes mould a muscular, sunkissed, thought provoking sound.

Kowalski perform Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the March 2012 G-Session (Glasgowbury) www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com kowalski.bandcamp.com The Irish indie electro outfit Kowalski bring together their echo-laiden guitars and sythesizers to create an upbeat shimmering dream pop for the modern age. Vocalist Louis Price, keyboard and guitarist Paddy Conn, bassist Tom O’Hara and drummer Paddy Baird have shared the stage with the likes of Snow Patrol, Editors, Two Door Cinema Club and Ash across Ireland and the UK. They self released their sophomore EP ‘Take Care, Take Flight’ on April 1st. Recorded and produced by themselves, the EP is available on Kowalski.bandcamp.com and on iTunes worldwide.Influenced by the likes of Grandaddy, The Beatles, Phoenix and Death cab for cutie, Kowalski Rely on sonic textures as much as melody. Breathy vocals, infectious rhythms and languid soundscapes mould a muscular, sunkissed, thought provoking sound.

Window Seats Perform Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the Dec 2011 Glasgowbury G-Session www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.myspace.com “Most awesome video ever!” Rory McConnell // BBC Radio 1 — “Local Superhero” video “…an intriguingly hard-hitting combination of heavy guitar crunch and poppy jangle…” David Roy // The Irish News — “Rat” single “Recent single offering, ‘Rat’, stands head and shoulders above the rest of the set, possessing an effervescent guitar and bass melody that really causes the audience to pay attention, perhaps pointing the way forward for this band of indie-rock adventurers.” Steven Rainey // BBC Across The Line — “Rat” single launch “Window Seats have their eyes trained on your heartstrings with an emotionally naked pair of tracks. ‘Miss Midnight’ is the pick, a slow-burner featuring some lovely, atmospheric production, a strident vocal performance from Jude McCaffrey… There’s nothing shy or knowing about this — it’s heart-on-the-line indie-rock, and just about pulled off with aplomb.” Chris Jones // AU Magazine — “Miss Midnight” single “Window Seats, from Belfast, pack a wallop from the off. ‘No Show’ bursts from the traps and runs riot all over your hi-fi before going into stop-start mode driven by demented, rasping drums. It has the eccentric touches of Sparks too and is definitely not something you’d sing in the shower. “Movement” is another slice of intense, passionate playing.” Jackie Hayden // Hot Press Magazine …

Window Seats Perform ‘Try Hard ‘ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the Dec 2011 Glasgowbury G-Session www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.myspace.com “Most awesome video ever!” Rory McConnell // BBC Radio 1 — “Local Superhero” video “…an intriguingly hard-hitting combination of heavy guitar crunch and poppy jangle…” David Roy // The Irish News — “Rat” single “Recent single offering, ‘Rat’, stands head and shoulders above the rest of the set, possessing an effervescent guitar and bass melody that really causes the audience to pay attention, perhaps pointing the way forward for this band of indie-rock adventurers.” Steven Rainey // BBC Across The Line — “Rat” single launch “Window Seats have their eyes trained on your heartstrings with an emotionally naked pair of tracks. ‘Miss Midnight’ is the pick, a slow-burner featuring some lovely, atmospheric production, a strident vocal performance from Jude McCaffrey… There’s nothing shy or knowing about this — it’s heart-on-the-line indie-rock, and just about pulled off with aplomb.” Chris Jones // AU Magazine — “Miss Midnight” single “Window Seats, from Belfast, pack a wallop from the off. ‘No Show’ bursts from the traps and runs riot all over your hi-fi before going into stop-start mode driven by demented, rasping drums. It has the eccentric touches of Sparks too and is definitely not something you’d sing in the shower. “Movement” is another slice of intense, passionate playing.” Jackie Hayden // Hot …

Rams Pocket Radio Perform Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous Glasgowbury G-Sessions in Dec 2011 www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com ramspocketradio.wordpress.com RAMS’ POCKET RADIO is Peter McCauley, a drummer, pianist, jack-of-all and songwriter from Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Unfettered personal expression is the impetus of the project, and with the timeless works of the 1950′s product designer, Dieter Rams’, in mind; purity, simplicity and longevity are the first concerns.

Rams Pocket Radio Perform ‘The Sickness The Taste ‘ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous Glasgowbury G-Sessions in Dec 2011 www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com ramspocketradio.wordpress.com RAMS’ POCKET RADIO is Peter McCauley, a drummer, pianist, jack-of-all and songwriter from Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Unfettered personal expression is the impetus of the project, and with the timeless works of the 1950′s product designer, Dieter Rams’, in mind; purity, simplicity and longevity are the first concerns.

Rams Pocket Radio Perform ‘Dogs Run In Packs ‘ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous Glasgowbury G-Sessions in Dec 2011 www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com ramspocketradio.wordpress.com RAMS’ POCKET RADIO is Peter McCauley, a drummer, pianist, jack-of-all and songwriter from Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Unfettered personal expression is the impetus of the project, and with the timeless works of the 1950′s product designer, Dieter Rams’, in mind; purity, simplicity and longevity are the first concerns.

Rams Pocket Radio Perform ‘Dieter Rams Has Got The Pocket Radio ‘ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous Glasgowbury G-Sessions in Dec 2011 www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com ramspocketradio.wordpress.com RAMS’ POCKET RADIO is Peter McCauley, a drummer, pianist, jack-of-all and songwriter from Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Unfettered personal expression is the impetus of the project, and with the timeless works of the 1950′s product designer, Dieter Rams’, in mind; purity, simplicity and longevity are the first concerns.

Katie & the Carnival perform Live at the Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous G-Sessions www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.katieandthecarnival.com Katie and the Carnival are an energetic and engaging group based in Belfast. The music is soulful and harmony driven with other influences from folk, pop, jazz, rock and a little bit of dark cabaret! The band is fronted by Katie Richardson who has been described as “every bit the sparkling front woman, armed with a ludicrously sultry voice” BBC ATL. This band believe in putting on a show and giving the audience an experience for the eyes and ears. Their live shows have been described as electric and exciting and they have a strong sound to back it up. Katie has worked with many other artists in Ireland such as Duke Special, Foy Vance and The Salt Flats and has recently recorded and arranged ‘Bring me Sunshine’ for a Dale Farm advert that went live in Ireland in Summer 2011. The band released their first single in June 2011, with another (Fancy Face ) to be released on 1st November and they plan to release their debut album sometime in the new year. “A band on top of their game” BBC ATL “Tammy Wynette meets Tarintino” Hotpress “She (Katie) transcends the stereotype of the quirky female vocalist, thanks to remarkable stage presence, a soulful voice and joyous wit.” Culture NI “A proper spectacle, a visual treat. Oh, and the music’s great too… engaging is an understatement” BBC ATL “Katie creates the kind of …

Katie & the Carnival perform Live at the Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous G-Sessions www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.katieandthecarnival.com Katie and the Carnival are an energetic and engaging group based in Belfast. The music is soulful and harmony driven with other influences from folk, pop, jazz, rock and a little bit of dark cabaret! The band is fronted by Katie Richardson who has been described as “every bit the sparkling front woman, armed with a ludicrously sultry voice” BBC ATL. This band believe in putting on a show and giving the audience an experience for the eyes and ears. Their live shows have been described as electric and exciting and they have a strong sound to back it up. Katie has worked with many other artists in Ireland such as Duke Special, Foy Vance and The Salt Flats and has recently recorded and arranged ‘Bring me Sunshine’ for a Dale Farm advert that went live in Ireland in Summer 2011. The band released their first single in June 2011, with another (Fancy Face ) to be released on 1st November and they plan to release their debut album sometime in the new year. “A band on top of their game” BBC ATL “Tammy Wynette meets Tarintino” Hotpress “She (Katie) transcends the stereotype of the quirky female vocalist, thanks to remarkable stage presence, a soulful voice and joyous wit.” Culture NI “A proper spectacle, a visual treat. Oh, and the music’s great too… engaging is an understatement” BBC ATL “Katie creates the kind of …

Katie & the Carnival perform ‘Went To The Fair ‘ Live at the Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous G-Sessions www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.katieandthecarnival.com Katie and the Carnival are an energetic and engaging group based in Belfast. The music is soulful and harmony driven with other influences from folk, pop, jazz, rock and a little bit of dark cabaret! The band is fronted by Katie Richardson who has been described as “every bit the sparkling front woman, armed with a ludicrously sultry voice” BBC ATL. This band believe in putting on a show and giving the audience an experience for the eyes and ears. Their live shows have been described as electric and exciting and they have a strong sound to back it up. Katie has worked with many other artists in Ireland such as Duke Special, Foy Vance and The Salt Flats and has recently recorded and arranged ‘Bring me Sunshine’ for a Dale Farm advert that went live in Ireland in Summer 2011. The band released their first single in June 2011, with another (Fancy Face ) to be released on 1st November and they plan to release their debut album sometime in the new year. “A band on top of their game” BBC ATL “Tammy Wynette meets Tarintino” Hotpress “She (Katie) transcends the stereotype of the quirky female vocalist, thanks to remarkable stage presence, a soulful voice and joyous wit.” Culture NI “A proper spectacle, a visual treat. Oh, and the music’s great too… engaging is an understatement” BBC ATL “Katie …

Katie & the Carnival perform ‘the First Christmas That You Broke my Heart ‘ Live at the Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous G-Sessions www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.katieandthecarnival.com Katie and the Carnival are an energetic and engaging group based in Belfast. The music is soulful and harmony driven with other influences from folk, pop, jazz, rock and a little bit of dark cabaret! The band is fronted by Katie Richardson who has been described as “every bit the sparkling front woman, armed with a ludicrously sultry voice” BBC ATL. This band believe in putting on a show and giving the audience an experience for the eyes and ears. Their live shows have been described as electric and exciting and they have a strong sound to back it up. Katie has worked with many other artists in Ireland such as Duke Special, Foy Vance and The Salt Flats and has recently recorded and arranged ‘Bring me Sunshine’ for a Dale Farm advert that went live in Ireland in Summer 2011. The band released their first single in June 2011, with another (Fancy Face ) to be released on 1st November and they plan to release their debut album sometime in the new year. “A band on top of their game” BBC ATL “Tammy Wynette meets Tarintino” Hotpress “She (Katie) transcends the stereotype of the quirky female vocalist, thanks to remarkable stage presence, a soulful voice and joyous wit.” Culture NI “A proper spectacle, a visual treat. Oh, and the music’s great too… engaging is an …

Katie & the Carnival perform ‘Secret Song ‘ Live at the Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous G-Sessions www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.katieandthecarnival.com Katie and the Carnival are an energetic and engaging group based in Belfast. The music is soulful and harmony driven with other influences from folk, pop, jazz, rock and a little bit of dark cabaret! The band is fronted by Katie Richardson who has been described as “every bit the sparkling front woman, armed with a ludicrously sultry voice” BBC ATL. This band believe in putting on a show and giving the audience an experience for the eyes and ears. Their live shows have been described as electric and exciting and they have a strong sound to back it up. Katie has worked with many other artists in Ireland such as Duke Special, Foy Vance and The Salt Flats and has recently recorded and arranged ‘Bring me Sunshine’ for a Dale Farm advert that went live in Ireland in Summer 2011. The band released their first single in June 2011, with another (Fancy Face ) to be released on 1st November and they plan to release their debut album sometime in the new year. “A band on top of their game” BBC ATL “Tammy Wynette meets Tarintino” Hotpress “She (Katie) transcends the stereotype of the quirky female vocalist, thanks to remarkable stage presence, a soulful voice and joyous wit.” Culture NI “A proper spectacle, a visual treat. Oh, and the music’s great too… engaging is an understatement” BBC ATL “Katie …

Katie & the Carnival perform ‘Fancy Face ‘ Live at the Cellar Bar Draperstown during the world famous G-Sessions www.glasgowbury.com www.cellarbar.info www.katieandthecarnival.com Katie and the Carnival are an energetic and engaging group based in Belfast. The music is soulful and harmony driven with other influences from folk, pop, jazz, rock and a little bit of dark cabaret! The band is fronted by Katie Richardson who has been described as “every bit the sparkling front woman, armed with a ludicrously sultry voice” BBC ATL. This band believe in putting on a show and giving the audience an experience for the eyes and ears. Their live shows have been described as electric and exciting and they have a strong sound to back it up. Katie has worked with many other artists in Ireland such as Duke Special, Foy Vance and The Salt Flats and has recently recorded and arranged ‘Bring me Sunshine’ for a Dale Farm advert that went live in Ireland in Summer 2011. The band released their first single in June 2011, with another (Fancy Face ) to be released on 1st November and they plan to release their debut album sometime in the new year. “A band on top of their game” BBC ATL “Tammy Wynette meets Tarintino” Hotpress “She (Katie) transcends the stereotype of the quirky female vocalist, thanks to remarkable stage presence, a soulful voice and joyous wit.” Culture NI “A proper spectacle, a visual treat. Oh, and the music’s great too… engaging is an understatement” BBC ATL “Katie creates …

The Shelbees perform a cover of the Stereophonics classic ‘I Wouldnt Believe Your Radio’ live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

The Shelbees perform a cover of ‘You Aint Seen Nothing Yet’ live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Swanee River perform ‘Young Blood & Bouncey Castles’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.swaneeriver.net Quote from band – ‘Swanee River are Irelands premier Hard Rock band bringing you rock and roll like it was intended to be played. Still in doubt??? Buy our fuckin album and tell us after 1 minute in that we are liars!’ Formed in 2005 the band have released 3 EP’s to date (Back to the Handlebars, Baby Better Lady, Kick Off yer Cloggs) and are currently in the studio recording their long awaited debut album. Swanee came to the attention of local and national press in 2009 when their song Baby Better Lady was included on the covermount for Classic Rock Magazine UK and US edition and touring with many high profile bands notably The Answer, UFO and Taste. They also made many appearances on BBC radio and TV (ATL, Electric Mainline, Mark Patterson Show). 2011 has seen the release of debut album ‘Smokin Jacket’, a headlne international festival in India, a European, UK and Irish tour, writing the sound track for Irish Film Board film ‘The Birth of Rock’ and numerous appearances in the local and natonal press! This is the year of the Swanee, come along or be swept!

Swanee River perform ‘Smoking Jacket’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.swaneeriver.net Quote from band – ‘Swanee River are Irelands premier Hard Rock band bringing you rock and roll like it was intended to be played. Still in doubt??? Buy our fuckin album and tell us after 1 minute in that we are liars!’ Formed in 2005 the band have released 3 EP’s to date (Back to the Handlebars, Baby Better Lady, Kick Off yer Cloggs) and are currently in the studio recording their long awaited debut album. Swanee came to the attention of local and national press in 2009 when their song Baby Better Lady was included on the covermount for Classic Rock Magazine UK and US edition and touring with many high profile bands notably The Answer, UFO and Taste. They also made many appearances on BBC radio and TV (ATL, Electric Mainline, Mark Patterson Show). 2011 has seen the release of debut album ‘Smokin Jacket’, a headlne international festival in India, a European, UK and Irish tour, writing the sound track for Irish Film Board film ‘The Birth of Rock’ and numerous appearances in the local and natonal press! This is the year of the Swanee, come along or be swept!

Swanee River perform ‘Long One’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.swaneeriver.net Quote from band – ‘Swanee River are Irelands premier Hard Rock band bringing you rock and roll like it was intended to be played. Still in doubt??? Buy our fuckin album and tell us after 1 minute in that we are liars!’ Formed in 2005 the band have released 3 EP’s to date (Back to the Handlebars, Baby Better Lady, Kick Off yer Cloggs) and are currently in the studio recording their long awaited debut album. Swanee came to the attention of local and national press in 2009 when their song Baby Better Lady was included on the covermount for Classic Rock Magazine UK and US edition and touring with many high profile bands notably The Answer, UFO and Taste. They also made many appearances on BBC radio and TV (ATL, Electric Mainline, Mark Patterson Show). 2011 has seen the release of debut album ‘Smokin Jacket’, a headlne international festival in India, a European, UK and Irish tour, writing the sound track for Irish Film Board film ‘The Birth of Rock’ and numerous appearances in the local and natonal press! This is the year of the Swanee, come along or be swept!

Swanee River perform ‘Gypsey Promise’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.swaneeriver.net Quote from band – ‘Swanee River are Irelands premier Hard Rock band bringing you rock and roll like it was intended to be played. Still in doubt??? Buy our fuckin album and tell us after 1 minute in that we are liars!’ Formed in 2005 the band have released 3 EP’s to date (Back to the Handlebars, Baby Better Lady, Kick Off yer Cloggs) and are currently in the studio recording their long awaited debut album. Swanee came to the attention of local and national press in 2009 when their song Baby Better Lady was included on the covermount for Classic Rock Magazine UK and US edition and touring with many high profile bands notably The Answer, UFO and Taste. They also made many appearances on BBC radio and TV (ATL, Electric Mainline, Mark Patterson Show). 2011 has seen the release of debut album ‘Smokin Jacket’, a headlne international festival in India, a European, UK and Irish tour, writing the sound track for Irish Film Board film ‘The Birth of Rock’ and numerous appearances in the local and natonal press! This is the year of the Swanee, come along or be swept!

Swanee River perform ‘Flowers & Powers’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.swaneeriver.net Quote from band – ‘Swanee River are Irelands premier Hard Rock band bringing you rock and roll like it was intended to be played. Still in doubt??? Buy our fuckin album and tell us after 1 minute in that we are liars!’ Formed in 2005 the band have released 3 EP’s to date (Back to the Handlebars, Baby Better Lady, Kick Off yer Cloggs) and are currently in the studio recording their long awaited debut album. Swanee came to the attention of local and national press in 2009 when their song Baby Better Lady was included on the covermount for Classic Rock Magazine UK and US edition and touring with many high profile bands notably The Answer, UFO and Taste. They also made many appearances on BBC radio and TV (ATL, Electric Mainline, Mark Patterson Show). 2011 has seen the release of debut album ‘Smokin Jacket’, a headlne international festival in India, a European, UK and Irish tour, writing the sound track for Irish Film Board film ‘The Birth of Rock’ and numerous appearances in the local and natonal press! This is the year of the Swanee, come along or be swept!

Swanee River perform ‘Dose’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.swaneeriver.net Quote from band – ‘Swanee River are Irelands premier Hard Rock band bringing you rock and roll like it was intended to be played. Still in doubt??? Buy our fuckin album and tell us after 1 minute in that we are liars!’ Formed in 2005 the band have released 3 EP’s to date (Back to the Handlebars, Baby Better Lady, Kick Off yer Cloggs) and are currently in the studio recording their long awaited debut album. Swanee came to the attention of local and national press in 2009 when their song Baby Better Lady was included on the covermount for Classic Rock Magazine UK and US edition and touring with many high profile bands notably The Answer, UFO and Taste. They also made many appearances on BBC radio and TV (ATL, Electric Mainline, Mark Patterson Show). 2011 has seen the release of debut album ‘Smokin Jacket’, a headlne international festival in India, a European, UK and Irish tour, writing the sound track for Irish Film Board film ‘The Birth of Rock’ and numerous appearances in the local and natonal press! This is the year of the Swanee, come along or be swept!

The Red Velvetines perform ‘The Provocateur’live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com/theredvelvetines The Red Velvetines are a new band from North Antrim that combines vintage techniques with modern attitudes to create their own blend of Blues and Euphoria. They are heavily influenced by visionaries like Peter Green, The Rolling Stones and more recently Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Primal Scream who produced their own spin on blues music to appeal to the wider public. Claire Martin fronts the band on vocals, delivering every song with passion and power to command total seduction. Mark Blair shapes the sound of the band on guitar. The songwriter has adapted his bluesy sound to be contemporary whilst keeping his roots firmly with the past masters. Uel Taylor offers a punchy edge on the bass. Influenced by such legends as Bootsy Collins, John Entwhistle and Steve Harris, he produces a distinctive sound. Andrew “Corkie” McCorkell is the powerhouse on drums. His aggressive style of playing brings a raw energy to every song, but he also shows his gentler side when needed. The band’s origins lie with the bedroom sonnets of Mark and the encouragement of Claire and Corkie to provide the needed push to get things off the ground. Uel was later introduced to the band to complete the line up. Since May the band has supported the best of local talent including Furlo, Swanee River and the immense Lafaro as well headlining a few of their own gigs. Their …

The Red Velvetines perform ‘Tell Me Sister’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com/theredvelvetines The Red Velvetines are a new band from North Antrim that combines vintage techniques with modern attitudes to create their own blend of Blues and Euphoria. They are heavily influenced by visionaries like Peter Green, The Rolling Stones and more recently Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Primal Scream who produced their own spin on blues music to appeal to the wider public. Claire Martin fronts the band on vocals, delivering every song with passion and power to command total seduction. Mark Blair shapes the sound of the band on guitar. The songwriter has adapted his bluesy sound to be contemporary whilst keeping his roots firmly with the past masters. Uel Taylor offers a punchy edge on the bass. Influenced by such legends as Bootsy Collins, John Entwhistle and Steve Harris, he produces a distinctive sound. Andrew “Corkie” McCorkell is the powerhouse on drums. His aggressive style of playing brings a raw energy to every song, but he also shows his gentler side when needed. The band’s origins lie with the bedroom sonnets of Mark and the encouragement of Claire and Corkie to provide the needed push to get things off the ground. Uel was later introduced to the band to complete the line up. Since May the band has supported the best of local talent including Furlo, Swanee River and the immense Lafaro as well headlining a few of their own gigs. Their …

The Red Velvetines perform ‘Sans Souci’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com/theredvelvetines The Red Velvetines are a new band from North Antrim that combines vintage techniques with modern attitudes to create their own blend of Blues and Euphoria. They are heavily influenced by visionaries like Peter Green, The Rolling Stones and more recently Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Primal Scream who produced their own spin on blues music to appeal to the wider public. Claire Martin fronts the band on vocals, delivering every song with passion and power to command total seduction. Mark Blair shapes the sound of the band on guitar. The songwriter has adapted his bluesy sound to be contemporary whilst keeping his roots firmly with the past masters. Uel Taylor offers a punchy edge on the bass. Influenced by such legends as Bootsy Collins, John Entwhistle and Steve Harris, he produces a distinctive sound. Andrew “Corkie” McCorkell is the powerhouse on drums. His aggressive style of playing brings a raw energy to every song, but he also shows his gentler side when needed. The band’s origins lie with the bedroom sonnets of Mark and the encouragement of Claire and Corkie to provide the needed push to get things off the ground. Uel was later introduced to the band to complete the line up. Since May the band has supported the best of local talent including Furlo, Swanee River and the immense Lafaro as well headlining a few of their own gigs. Their track …

The Red Velvetines perform ‘Bang Bang’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com/theredvelvetines The Red Velvetines are a new band from North Antrim that combines vintage techniques with modern attitudes to create their own blend of Blues and Euphoria. They are heavily influenced by visionaries like Peter Green, The Rolling Stones and more recently Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Primal Scream who produced their own spin on blues music to appeal to the wider public. Claire Martin fronts the band on vocals, delivering every song with passion and power to command total seduction. Mark Blair shapes the sound of the band on guitar. The songwriter has adapted his bluesy sound to be contemporary whilst keeping his roots firmly with the past masters. Uel Taylor offers a punchy edge on the bass. Influenced by such legends as Bootsy Collins, John Entwhistle and Steve Harris, he produces a distinctive sound. Andrew “Corkie” McCorkell is the powerhouse on drums. His aggressive style of playing brings a raw energy to every song, but he also shows his gentler side when needed. The band’s origins lie with the bedroom sonnets of Mark and the encouragement of Claire and Corkie to provide the needed push to get things off the ground. Uel was later introduced to the band to complete the line up. Since May the band has supported the best of local talent including Furlo, Swanee River and the immense Lafaro as well headlining a few of their own gigs. Their track …

The Red Velvetines perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com/theredvelvetines The Red Velvetines are a new band from North Antrim that combines vintage techniques with modern attitudes to create their own blend of Blues and Euphoria. They are heavily influenced by visionaries like Peter Green, The Rolling Stones and more recently Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Primal Scream who produced their own spin on blues music to appeal to the wider public. Claire Martin fronts the band on vocals, delivering every song with passion and power to command total seduction. Mark Blair shapes the sound of the band on guitar. The songwriter has adapted his bluesy sound to be contemporary whilst keeping his roots firmly with the past masters. Uel Taylor offers a punchy edge on the bass. Influenced by such legends as Bootsy Collins, John Entwhistle and Steve Harris, he produces a distinctive sound. Andrew “Corkie” McCorkell is the powerhouse on drums. His aggressive style of playing brings a raw energy to every song, but he also shows his gentler side when needed. The band’s origins lie with the bedroom sonnets of Mark and the encouragement of Claire and Corkie to provide the needed push to get things off the ground. Uel was later introduced to the band to complete the line up. Since May the band has supported the best of local talent including Furlo, Swanee River and the immense Lafaro as well headlining a few of their own gigs. Their track Bang Bang was …

The Red Velvetines perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com/theredvelvetines The Red Velvetines are a new band from North Antrim that combines vintage techniques with modern attitudes to create their own blend of Blues and Euphoria. They are heavily influenced by visionaries like Peter Green, The Rolling Stones and more recently Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Primal Scream who produced their own spin on blues music to appeal to the wider public. Claire Martin fronts the band on vocals, delivering every song with passion and power to command total seduction. Mark Blair shapes the sound of the band on guitar. The songwriter has adapted his bluesy sound to be contemporary whilst keeping his roots firmly with the past masters. Uel Taylor offers a punchy edge on the bass. Influenced by such legends as Bootsy Collins, John Entwhistle and Steve Harris, he produces a distinctive sound. Andrew “Corkie” McCorkell is the powerhouse on drums. His aggressive style of playing brings a raw energy to every song, but he also shows his gentler side when needed. The band’s origins lie with the bedroom sonnets of Mark and the encouragement of Claire and Corkie to provide the needed push to get things off the ground. Uel was later introduced to the band to complete the line up. Since May the band has supported the best of local talent including Furlo, Swanee River and the immense Lafaro as well headlining a few of their own gigs. Their track Bang Bang was …

The Red Velvetines perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com/theredvelvetines The Red Velvetines are a new band from North Antrim that combines vintage techniques with modern attitudes to create their own blend of Blues and Euphoria. They are heavily influenced by visionaries like Peter Green, The Rolling Stones and more recently Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Primal Scream who produced their own spin on blues music to appeal to the wider public. Claire Martin fronts the band on vocals, delivering every song with passion and power to command total seduction. Mark Blair shapes the sound of the band on guitar. The songwriter has adapted his bluesy sound to be contemporary whilst keeping his roots firmly with the past masters. Uel Taylor offers a punchy edge on the bass. Influenced by such legends as Bootsy Collins, John Entwhistle and Steve Harris, he produces a distinctive sound. Andrew “Corkie” McCorkell is the powerhouse on drums. His aggressive style of playing brings a raw energy to every song, but he also shows his gentler side when needed. The band’s origins lie with the bedroom sonnets of Mark and the encouragement of Claire and Corkie to provide the needed push to get things off the ground. Uel was later introduced to the band to complete the line up. Since May the band has supported the best of local talent including Furlo, Swanee River and the immense Lafaro as well headlining a few of their own gigs. Their track Bang Bang was …

The Red Velvetines perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.facebook.com/theredvelvetines The Red Velvetines are a new band from North Antrim that combines vintage techniques with modern attitudes to create their own blend of Blues and Euphoria. They are heavily influenced by visionaries like Peter Green, The Rolling Stones and more recently Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Primal Scream who produced their own spin on blues music to appeal to the wider public. Claire Martin fronts the band on vocals, delivering every song with passion and power to command total seduction. Mark Blair shapes the sound of the band on guitar. The songwriter has adapted his bluesy sound to be contemporary whilst keeping his roots firmly with the past masters. Uel Taylor offers a punchy edge on the bass. Influenced by such legends as Bootsy Collins, John Entwhistle and Steve Harris, he produces a distinctive sound. Andrew “Corkie” McCorkell is the powerhouse on drums. His aggressive style of playing brings a raw energy to every song, but he also shows his gentler side when needed. The band’s origins lie with the bedroom sonnets of Mark and the encouragement of Claire and Corkie to provide the needed push to get things off the ground. Uel was later introduced to the band to complete the line up. Since May the band has supported the best of local talent including Furlo, Swanee River and the immense Lafaro as well headlining a few of their own gigs. Their track Bang Bang was …

Fighting With Wire perform ‘URSUS’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during a recent G-Session www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com/fightingwithwire Fighting With Wire emerged from the ever creative Northern Ireland music scene in 2003, the brainchild of guitarist Cahir O’Doherty (Jetplane Landing / Clearshot) and drummer Craig McKean (Clearshot). An idealistic bunch, they’ve since done what rock bands are meant to do: they wrote a bunch of songs, and took to the road. The last three years has seen them play shows with the likes of Reuben, Biffy Clyro, Million Dead, Seafood, YCNI:M and Future Of The Left, racking up hundreds of miles and honing their live show into a ferocious explosion in the process. After putting out a number of limited edition DIY singles, they took a breather at the end of 2006 and finally started work on their long-awaited debut album. Recorded in Northern Ireland and finally completed in mid-2007, Man Vs Monster is a dynamic beast of a record — raging out of your speakers one moment yet gentle and intricate the next, and all without losing focus of what’s important: the song. 2008 was a huge year as we saw the band record two Maida Vale sessions for BBC Radio 1, as well as the release of their first two singles from the Man Vs Monster album; ‘Everyone Needs A Nemesis’, which reached number 1 on the MTV Myspace chart, and ‘All For Nothing’. The year also brought performances at a number of high-profile festivals, including Leeds …

Fighting With Wire perform ‘Long Distance’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during a recent G-Session www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com/fightingwithwire Fighting With Wire emerged from the ever creative Northern Ireland music scene in 2003, the brainchild of guitarist Cahir O’Doherty (Jetplane Landing / Clearshot) and drummer Craig McKean (Clearshot). An idealistic bunch, they’ve since done what rock bands are meant to do: they wrote a bunch of songs, and took to the road. The last three years has seen them play shows with the likes of Reuben, Biffy Clyro, Million Dead, Seafood, YCNI:M and Future Of The Left, racking up hundreds of miles and honing their live show into a ferocious explosion in the process. After putting out a number of limited edition DIY singles, they took a breather at the end of 2006 and finally started work on their long-awaited debut album. Recorded in Northern Ireland and finally completed in mid-2007, Man Vs Monster is a dynamic beast of a record — raging out of your speakers one moment yet gentle and intricate the next, and all without losing focus of what’s important: the song. 2008 was a huge year as we saw the band record two Maida Vale sessions for BBC Radio 1, as well as the release of their first two singles from the Man Vs Monster album; ‘Everyone Needs A Nemesis’, which reached number 1 on the MTV Myspace chart, and ‘All For Nothing’. The year also brought performances at a number of high-profile festivals, including …

Fighting With Wire perform ‘Into The Ground live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during a recent G-Session www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com/fightingwithwire Fighting With Wire emerged from the ever creative Northern Ireland music scene in 2003, the brainchild of guitarist Cahir O’Doherty (Jetplane Landing / Clearshot) and drummer Craig McKean (Clearshot). An idealistic bunch, they’ve since done what rock bands are meant to do: they wrote a bunch of songs, and took to the road. The last three years has seen them play shows with the likes of Reuben, Biffy Clyro, Million Dead, Seafood, YCNI:M and Future Of The Left, racking up hundreds of miles and honing their live show into a ferocious explosion in the process. After putting out a number of limited edition DIY singles, they took a breather at the end of 2006 and finally started work on their long-awaited debut album. Recorded in Northern Ireland and finally completed in mid-2007, Man Vs Monster is a dynamic beast of a record — raging out of your speakers one moment yet gentle and intricate the next, and all without losing focus of what’s important: the song. 2008 was a huge year as we saw the band record two Maida Vale sessions for BBC Radio 1, as well as the release of their first two singles from the Man Vs Monster album; ‘Everyone Needs A Nemesis’, which reached number 1 on the MTV Myspace chart, and ‘All For Nothing’. The year also brought performances at a number of high-profile festivals …

Junior Johnson performs ‘When I Plenty’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from BBC …

Junior Johnson performs ‘Shades Of Silver’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from …

Junior Johnson performs ‘Lonely Places’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from BBC …

Junior Johnson performs ‘High Times & Brighter Days’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on …

Junior Johnson performs ‘Fireside’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from BBC Radio …

Junior Johnson performs ‘Cold Ground’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from BBC …

Junior Johnson performs live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from BBC Radio Ulster …

Junior Johnson performs live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from BBC Radio Ulster …

Junior Johnson performs live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Irish troubadour Junior Johnson brews his own blend of moonshine combining Americana , Folk and the Blues. Junior subtly draws his influences from the greats (with hints of George Thorogood and Willie Nelson) Aiming high for 2011, and following his highly acclaimed EP ‘Stoned, Ripped, Twisted. Good People’ Junior is focusing on recording new material and gigging flat out. Junior has recently played all over Ireland and appeared on various radio shows, and later this year will appear at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Until then he will be recording an album of new songs with the band of heroes that play with him. Expect to hear more about that come September. Junior has shared the stage with the likes of Shane MacGowan, Frankie Miller’s Full House Band and has graced the Eagle’s Rock Tent at Glasgowbury for three consecutive years, gigging extensively all over in between. He has recently opened for The Mighty Stef, Andy Irvine, and John Bramwell of IAMKLOOT, who also invited him for a follow up gig. In 2006, Junior was honoured with the title of LA Music Awards Folk Artist of the year for his song, The Fireside. This highly coveted acknowledgment was an achievement to further echo Junior’s raw talent as a solo artist. Since he was first played on BBC Radio in July 2005, Junior has received continued support from both regional and international stations and you can hear his music on anything from BBC Radio Ulster …

Siobhan Day performs ‘Starting’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Formed in the summer of 2011, “The Von Days” are the brainchild of singer-songwriter Siobhán Day. After a year of playing solo gigs Siobhán recruited younger brother Ronan to provide backing vocals and Simon Craig to play bodhran and fiddle. Thus began the story of “The Von Days”. www.facebook.com www.cellarbar.info

Siobhan Day performs ‘Grow’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Formed in the summer of 2011, “The Von Days” are the brainchild of singer-songwriter Siobhán Day. After a year of playing solo gigs Siobhán recruited younger brother Ronan to provide backing vocals and Simon Craig to play bodhran and fiddle. Thus began the story of “The Von Days”. www.facebook.com www.cellarbar.info

Siobhan Day performs ‘Bad Day’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Formed in the summer of 2011, “The Von Days” are the brainchild of singer-songwriter Siobhán Day. After a year of playing solo gigs Siobhán recruited younger brother Ronan to provide backing vocals and Simon Craig to play bodhran and fiddle. Thus began the story of “The Von Days”. www.facebook.com www.cellarbar.info

Siobhan Day performs live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Formed in the summer of 2011, “The Von Days” are the brainchild of singer-songwriter Siobhán Day. After a year of playing solo gigs Siobhán recruited younger brother Ronan to provide backing vocals and Simon Craig to play bodhran and fiddle. Thus began the story of “The Von Days”. www.facebook.com www.cellarbar.info

Malojian perform ‘Watch The Rain’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown “The songs of Stevie Scullion are dreamily intense, hewn from personal heartache and a sense of ravaged humanity. ‘Life Rolls On’ is a slice of classic Americana, evoking memories of the greats, from Gram Parsons and The Band through to Whiskeytown and Iron & Wine.” – Culture Northern Ireland “Malojian could teach the art of songwriting. One gets the impression that it’s only really a matter of time before the collective conscience stumbles upon “that tune” (which tune? Take your pick) and the secret is out.” – Across The Line (BBC) www.facebook.com www.cellarbar.info

Malojian perform ‘King Of The Quagmire’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown “The songs of Stevie Scullion are dreamily intense, hewn from personal heartache and a sense of ravaged humanity. ‘Life Rolls On’ is a slice of classic Americana, evoking memories of the greats, from Gram Parsons and The Band through to Whiskeytown and Iron & Wine.” – Culture Northern Ireland “Malojian could teach the art of songwriting. One gets the impression that it’s only really a matter of time before the collective conscience stumbles upon “that tune” (which tune? Take your pick) and the secret is out.” – Across The Line (BBC) www.facebook.com www.cellarbar.info

Malojian perform ‘He Was A Friend Of Mine’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown “The songs of Stevie Scullion are dreamily intense, hewn from personal heartache and a sense of ravaged humanity. ‘Life Rolls On’ is a slice of classic Americana, evoking memories of the greats, from Gram Parsons and The Band through to Whiskeytown and Iron & Wine.” – Culture Northern Ireland “Malojian could teach the art of songwriting. One gets the impression that it’s only really a matter of time before the collective conscience stumbles upon “that tune” (which tune? Take your pick) and the secret is out.” – Across The Line (BBC) www.facebook.com www.cellarbar.info

Chris Campbell performs live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown It all began in Toronto, Canada in 2008. A small collection of songs, written as a way to pass the long nights. Fast forward 3 years. Chris is now back based in his Northern Ireland. Based there but spending a lot of time on the road, writing and playing songs. Chris returned to Toronto and Los Angeles in the Summer of 2011 to work on a bunch of tracks which were demoed in various studios. With a collection of songs now ready to go, Chris is once again back in Northern Ireland, recording his debut 5 track EP to be released in the early Winter. www.chriscampbellsongs.com http chriscampbellsongs.tumblr.com www.youtube.com www.cellarbar.info

Chris Campbell performs live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown It all began in Toronto, Canada in 2008. A small collection of songs, written as a way to pass the long nights. Fast forward 3 years. Chris is now back based in his Northern Ireland. Based there but spending a lot of time on the road, writing and playing songs. Chris returned to Toronto and Los Angeles in the Summer of 2011 to work on a bunch of tracks which were demoed in various studios. With a collection of songs now ready to go, Chris is once again back in Northern Ireland, recording his debut 5 track EP to be released in the early Winter. www.chriscampbellsongs.com http chriscampbellsongs.tumblr.com www.youtube.com www.cellarbar.info

Chris Campbell performs ‘Her’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown It all began in Toronto, Canada in 2008. A small collection of songs, written as a way to pass the long nights. Fast forward 3 years. Chris is now back based in his Northern Ireland. Based there but spending a lot of time on the road, writing and playing songs. Chris returned to Toronto and Los Angeles in the Summer of 2011 to work on a bunch of tracks which were demoed in various studios. With a collection of songs now ready to go, Chris is once again back in Northern Ireland, recording his debut 5 track EP to be released in the early Winter. www.chriscampbellsongs.com http chriscampbellsongs.tumblr.com www.youtube.com www.cellarbar.info

Chris Campbell performs ‘Final Farewell’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown It all began in Toronto, Canada in 2008. A small collection of songs, written as a way to pass the long nights. Fast forward 3 years. Chris is now back based in his Northern Ireland. Based there but spending a lot of time on the road, writing and playing songs. Chris returned to Toronto and Los Angeles in the Summer of 2011 to work on a bunch of tracks which were demoed in various studios. With a collection of songs now ready to go, Chris is once again back in Northern Ireland, recording his debut 5 track EP to be released in the early Winter. www.chriscampbellsongs.com http chriscampbellsongs.tumblr.com www.youtube.com www.cellarbar.info

The Randals perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info

The Institute perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info

The Dead Presidents perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown The Dead Presidents, they’re fresh, they’re funky, they’re soulful but they’re seasoned, an unusual quality in a band barely out of their teens. Having played with the likes of Phil Coulter, Damien Dempsey, Glen Hansard and Thin Lizzy legends Brian Robertson and Eric Bell, these boys know their music and they know how to play it” Edel Fitzgerald – Cork Evening Standard (Still have this bit up at the top , but have it in red like the other quotes, it’s like a bookend if you get me) In August of 2009 with a shared love of Funk,Rock,Soul and Jazz Anthony Stuart(drums), Tom Downey(Guitar) and Matthew Wilson(vox) came together to form the Dead Presidents. In 2010 this noisy little trio expanded to seven with the addition of Joe Mcquillan on bass and the Brassholes otherwise known as Jenny Putt(trumpet), james Doherty (trombone)and matt houston(Sax). AS OF 2011 with a years hard playing behind them the Dead Presidents have become one of the funkiest live bands out there; They have a groove that could fill any pocket, a vocal that belongs on a best of Motown compilation, alongside a guitar sound that borders on the spiritual. Last and by no means least is a brass section that would make the late James Brown ‘The Godfather of Soul’ sit bolt upright in his funeral casket. In short, The Dead Presidents are a brass, heavy Funk Rock Powerhouse . For a band that’s in its relative infancy their unique brand of uplifting and …

The Straight Laces perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

Pretty Child Backfire perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown PrettyChildBackfire are a 4-piece Indie/Alternative band that write melodic dancy music with a definite upbeat, feel good nature. After Forming in Feburary 2009 they have released their first Ep “Dancing By Numbers”, recorded the majority of their second, due for release in the near future, and gained themselves an evergrowing excited and loyal fanbase with their energetic live shows. Over the past year, after a change in lineup the band have played many important gigs including playing with the industry favourites And So I Watch You From Afar, Lafaro and Incase of Fire, supporting Furlo on their Signature EP Tour, playing as part of the Blackout Club Nights, Supporting the Dublin based Juliets Rescue who played at the Oxegen Festival last year and playing at the Glasgowbury Music Festival to a packed out Spurs of Rock Stage in 2009. Recently they were also chosen for the “Oh Yeah Contenders” Compilation Cd of some of the best bands in the country. They will be releasing a new single “A gentleman’s Afternoon” through this Cd and a further new single tba which will be launced in Auntie annies on the 13th of October. With the constant honing of skills the band have become known for a live set described as “tightened to near snapping point”, and with the use of ableton live and reason they create sonic soundscapes further elevating and setting apart their music on record and especially in a live setting. www …

Paul Shevlin performs live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown www.paulshevlin.com http www.cellarbar.info

The legend that is Odhran Devlin performs a track live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown

Team Fresh perform ‘Coming Up For Air’ Live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown www.teamfresh.bandcamp.com http www.reverbnation.com www.cellarbar.info

Team Fresh perform ‘Rapper’ Live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown www.teamfresh.bandcamp.com http www.reverbnation.com www.cellarbar.info

Team Fresh perform ‘Trojan’ Live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown www.teamfresh.bandcamp.com http www.reverbnation.com www.cellarbar.info

The Wonder Villains perform ’33′ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown wondervillains.bandcamp.com www.youtube.com www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

The Wonder Villains perform ‘Calgary 1988′ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown wondervillains.bandcamp.com www.youtube.com www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

The Wonder Villains perform ‘Ferrari’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown wondervillains.bandcamp.com www.youtube.com www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

The Wonder Villains perform ‘Oh Peter’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown wondervillains.bandcamp.com www.youtube.com www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

The Wonder Villains perform ‘Space Jam’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown wondervillains.bandcamp.com www.youtube.com www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

The Wonder Villains perform ‘TV’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown wondervillains.bandcamp.com www.youtube.com www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

The Wonder Villains perform ‘Zola’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown wondervillains.bandcamp.com www.youtube.com www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

Southern Performing ‘Remember’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown SOUTHERN are a musical duo consisting of brother/sister Thom and Lucy Southern. Our music is a mixture of Alternative, Acoustic/Electric Indie which drifts into a modern style of folk/bluegrass. thisissouthern.bandcamp.com www.cellarbar.info

Southern Performing Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown SOUTHERN are a musical duo consisting of brother/sister Thom and Lucy Southern. Our music is a mixture of Alternative, Acoustic/Electric Indie which drifts into a modern style of folk/bluegrass. thisissouthern.bandcamp.com www.cellarbar.info

Southern Performing Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown SOUTHERN are a musical duo consisting of brother/sister Thom and Lucy Southern. Our music is a mixture of Alternative, Acoustic/Electric Indie which drifts into a modern style of folk/bluegrass. thisissouthern.bandcamp.com www.cellarbar.info

Sons of Caliber evoke a sound once narrated as an echo from time’s past, and a sensation from time’s present. ‘Music for folks’ it has been rendered. From time spent in the North Carolina mountains, Andrew Farmer’s manifesto was birthed : fusing the rhythm of his Northern Irish home land with a beat from the Bible belted South. Expect a melodic journey of innocence, the kind where lyrics fall from his sleeve and you slowly leave your chair for home, tunefully content. Acoustical? Yes, for the most part, instruments of the earthy nature, Sons of Caliber emerge from the woods to tell you tales of Irish wolves and starry nights. Sons of Caliber started their journey in January 2011 when Stephen George Williams traveled to Northern Ireland form Georgia USA. He and I had worked together before but not on such a great project. We combined our songs and styles and hit the local scene with zeal and fervor playing every hole in the hedge. After five months of camaraderie and relentless gigging Stephen flew back to America to look after business and the torch passed to me to carry on the dream. The band has now grown to a five piece folk troupe of dear friends and great musicians. We have played Open House Festival, supported Nathaniel Rateliff, and are currently in the throws of recording our debut EP. sonsofcaliber.bandcamp.com www.cellarbar.info

Sons of Caliber evoke a sound once narrated as an echo from time’s past, and a sensation from time’s present. ‘Music for folks’ it has been rendered. From time spent in the North Carolina mountains, Andrew Farmer’s manifesto was birthed : fusing the rhythm of his Northern Irish home land with a beat from the Bible belted South. Expect a melodic journey of innocence, the kind where lyrics fall from his sleeve and you slowly leave your chair for home, tunefully content. Acoustical? Yes, for the most part, instruments of the earthy nature, Sons of Caliber emerge from the woods to tell you tales of Irish wolves and starry nights. Sons of Caliber started their journey in January 2011 when Stephen George Williams traveled to Northern Ireland form Georgia USA. He and I had worked together before but not on such a great project. We combined our songs and styles and hit the local scene with zeal and fervor playing every hole in the hedge. After five months of camaraderie and relentless gigging Stephen flew back to America to look after business and the torch passed to me to carry on the dream. The band has now grown to a five piece folk troupe of dear friends and great musicians. We have played Open House Festival, supported Nathaniel Rateliff, and are currently in the throws of recording our debut EP. sonsofcaliber.bandcamp.com www.cellarbar.info

Sons of Caliber evoke a sound once narrated as an echo from time’s past, and a sensation from time’s present. ‘Music for folks’ it has been rendered. From time spent in the North Carolina mountains, Andrew Farmer’s manifesto was birthed : fusing the rhythm of his Northern Irish home land with a beat from the Bible belted South. Expect a melodic journey of innocence, the kind where lyrics fall from his sleeve and you slowly leave your chair for home, tunefully content. Acoustical? Yes, for the most part, instruments of the earthy nature, Sons of Caliber emerge from the woods to tell you tales of Irish wolves and starry nights. Sons of Caliber started their journey in January 2011 when Stephen George Williams traveled to Northern Ireland form Georgia USA. He and I had worked together before but not on such a great project. We combined our songs and styles and hit the local scene with zeal and fervor playing every hole in the hedge. After five months of camaraderie and relentless gigging Stephen flew back to America to look after business and the torch passed to me to carry on the dream. The band has now grown to a five piece folk troupe of dear friends and great musicians. We have played Open House Festival, supported Nathaniel Rateliff, and are currently in the throws of recording our debut EP. sonsofcaliber.bandcamp.com www.cellarbar.info

Rachel Austin performs ‘All That I Lose’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown By the age of seven, Rachel Austin had already recorded three full-length cassette tapes of her own music. She’d also handwritten a book of short stories and created portraits of townful of characters that she and her siblings played with instead of dolls. Was it the home schooling in the Blue Ridge Mountain hollow that enabled her imagination to remain playful and free? For that describes Rachel’s music, too. Rachel’s music was born in Virginia and has taken her around the USA and Europe. Because of her musical friendships in these places — including her current hometown of Belfast, Northern Ireland — she’s been blessed with a rotating band of international musicians. This gives her live concerts a different flavour wherever she performs. As for influences, the first were probably the constant flowing of Naked Creek outside her open window, the hush of summer nights gazing at stars, the transcendence of church worship. She is currently inspired by Regina Spektor, Wovenhand, David Bazan, and her friend, Devon Sproule. He took that stale old crusty bread, and he remembered the rusty nails in their box, and those shoes that don’t fit, that bell that won’t ring, yeah, he took them, when he took everything. In any given song, Rachel may sound like she’s yelling or whispering, sound like a rock n’ roll singer or a jazz vocalist. Her simple guitar songs grow and evolve, picking up other sounds along the …

Rachel Austin performs live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown By the age of seven, Rachel Austin had already recorded three full-length cassette tapes of her own music. She’d also handwritten a book of short stories and created portraits of townful of characters that she and her siblings played with instead of dolls. Was it the home schooling in the Blue Ridge Mountain hollow that enabled her imagination to remain playful and free? For that describes Rachel’s music, too. Rachel’s music was born in Virginia and has taken her around the USA and Europe. Because of her musical friendships in these places — including her current hometown of Belfast, Northern Ireland — she’s been blessed with a rotating band of international musicians. This gives her live concerts a different flavour wherever she performs. As for influences, the first were probably the constant flowing of Naked Creek outside her open window, the hush of summer nights gazing at stars, the transcendence of church worship. She is currently inspired by Regina Spektor, Wovenhand, David Bazan, and her friend, Devon Sproule. He took that stale old crusty bread, and he remembered the rusty nails in their box, and those shoes that don’t fit, that bell that won’t ring, yeah, he took them, when he took everything. In any given song, Rachel may sound like she’s yelling or whispering, sound like a rock n’ roll singer or a jazz vocalist. Her simple guitar songs grow and evolve, picking up other sounds along the way, like the …

Rachel Austin performs live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown By the age of seven, Rachel Austin had already recorded three full-length cassette tapes of her own music. She’d also handwritten a book of short stories and created portraits of townful of characters that she and her siblings played with instead of dolls. Was it the home schooling in the Blue Ridge Mountain hollow that enabled her imagination to remain playful and free? For that describes Rachel’s music, too. Rachel’s music was born in Virginia and has taken her around the USA and Europe. Because of her musical friendships in these places — including her current hometown of Belfast, Northern Ireland — she’s been blessed with a rotating band of international musicians. This gives her live concerts a different flavour wherever she performs. As for influences, the first were probably the constant flowing of Naked Creek outside her open window, the hush of summer nights gazing at stars, the transcendence of church worship. She is currently inspired by Regina Spektor, Wovenhand, David Bazan, and her friend, Devon Sproule. He took that stale old crusty bread, and he remembered the rusty nails in their box, and those shoes that don’t fit, that bell that won’t ring, yeah, he took them, when he took everything. In any given song, Rachel may sound like she’s yelling or whispering, sound like a rock n’ roll singer or a jazz vocalist. Her simple guitar songs grow and evolve, picking up other sounds along the way, like the …

Pocket Billiards perform ‘What You Want’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown Pocket Billiards are a 9-piece band from Belfast who fuse ska, reggae and dub with punk rock and heavy riffs, creating an energetic and powerful sound. The band burst into the limelight in 2009 after the release of their self-titled studio album. Pocket Billiards love music, and they also love having fun. The band are well known for inciting an infectious party atmosphere at their live performances. Dancing is a must! Having recently played a host of summer festivals including Glasgowbury, Sunflower Fest, Willowstone Fest and Pigstock their profile and fanbase has continued to grow rapidly. This year has seen Pocket Billiards re-release their debut album on limited edition vinyl, as well as undertake a mammoth European tour. The band are currently recording their second studio album, and plans are underway for a big winter release. Pocket Billiards continue to fly the flag for the local music scene and show no signs of letting up, so raise your elbows and your feet for Belfast’s very own ska punk legends! www.pocketbilliards.co.uk www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Junior Johnson at Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Jumping Orbit at Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present John D’Arcy at Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present James Moran at Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Furlo at Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Feet For Wings at Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Colenso Parade at Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Cedric Has A Name during Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Captain Kennedy during Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Bomb City 7 During Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Deadwing Promotions present Allie Bradley live during Oxjam 2011 @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

the fabulous Phoenix Fire make their debut at The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info

the fabulous Phoenix Fire make their debut at The Cellar Bar Draperstown performing ‘Delicate man’ www.cellarbar.info

More Than Conquerors perform Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info

More Than Conquerors perform ‘Go On Go On Get Out’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info

More Than Conquerors perform ‘Red Dress’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info

The amazing LaFaro headline the first G-Session of 2011 at The Cellar Bar Draperstown. 5th feb 2011 www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com

Seven Summits kick off the first G-Session of 2011 at The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com

Seven Summits kick off the first G-Session of 2011 at The Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com www.myspace.com

Local singer songwriter performs live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info

Local singer songwriter performs live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown www.cellarbar.info

Building Pictures perform ‘This Slows Down’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their ‘Closing Doors EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The alias of the esteemed John Gribbin, ‘Building Pictures’ finds the young musician in inquisitive mood, tentatively and tenderly exploring all manner of new sounds…this song highlights his restlessly questing spirit and assured songcraft.” FRANCIS JONES – HOTPRESS MAGAZINE www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info http www.cellarbar.info

Building Pictures perform ‘Simple Gestures’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their ‘Closing Doors EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The alias of the esteemed John Gribbin, ‘Building Pictures’ finds the young musician in inquisitive mood, tentatively and tenderly exploring all manner of new sounds…this song highlights his restlessly questing spirit and assured songcraft.” FRANCIS JONES – HOTPRESS MAGAZINE www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info http www.cellarbar.info

Building Pictures perform ‘This Corner Of The Room’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their ‘Closing Doors EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The alias of the esteemed John Gribbin, ‘Building Pictures’ finds the young musician in inquisitive mood, tentatively and tenderly exploring all manner of new sounds…this song highlights his restlessly questing spirit and assured songcraft.” FRANCIS JONES – HOTPRESS MAGAZINE www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info http www.cellarbar.info

Building Pictures perform ‘I Already Know’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their ‘Closing Doors EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The alias of the esteemed John Gribbin, ‘Building Pictures’ finds the young musician in inquisitive mood, tentatively and tenderly exploring all manner of new sounds…this song highlights his restlessly questing spirit and assured songcraft.” FRANCIS JONES – HOTPRESS MAGAZINE www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

Building Pictures perform ‘For The Meantime’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their ‘Closing Doors EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The alias of the esteemed John Gribbin, ‘Building Pictures’ finds the young musician in inquisitive mood, tentatively and tenderly exploring all manner of new sounds…this song highlights his restlessly questing spirit and assured songcraft.” FRANCIS JONES – HOTPRESS MAGAZINE www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

Building Pictures perform ‘Always To Blame’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their ‘Closing Doors EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The alias of the esteemed John Gribbin, ‘Building Pictures’ finds the young musician in inquisitive mood, tentatively and tenderly exploring all manner of new sounds…this song highlights his restlessly questing spirit and assured songcraft.” FRANCIS JONES – HOTPRESS MAGAZINE www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

Jumping Orbit perform an acoustic version of ‘Unborn Tragedy’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the Building Pictures ‘Closing Doors’ EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The music is mixture of Pavement-esque low-fi sound, juxtaposed with the post hardcore song structure that ‘At The Drive In’ made famous. There also, and I know I’ll sound crazy for saying this, almost an Irish folk lilt to the singers voice….it will be interesting to see how these guys evolve over the next few years.” Gigging NI www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

Allie Bradley Sings ‘Sincerity’ at the Building Pictures EP Launch in The Cellar Bar Draperstown. Oct 2010 Singer/songwriter Allie Bradley began singing and playing guitar at age eight. “My dad bought me my first six string and my cousin taught me four chords and that was it. I was hooked.” From there, she was determined to teach herself to play guitar and write her own songs. Through her teenage years, she performed as a solo singer competing in Irish Traditional singing competitions. Having grown up in a musical family, Allie sang both as a solo performer and also as a member of a ballad who went on to represent Derry in an All Ireland Singing competition. After winning the All Ireland Scor Na nOg in 2003 for solo singing Allie began writing and performing her own music, heavily influenced by the traditional music she listened to growing up but also more contemporary artists such as Jeff Buckley, Alanis Morrisette, Lauryn Hill and John Mayer to name but a few. Allie continued to compose perform and record all her work at home from an early age using whatever was at hand (usually a tape recorder!). In 2009 Allie met fellow singer songwriter & labelmate Aaron Shanely and began to collaborate with him on some of his recordings. This meeting inspired Allie to realise the time was right to take the songs written in the bedroom and move to the next phase. Currently recording her own songs under music management company White Mountain Music Publishing Allie Bradley is …

Allie Bradley Sings ‘One Way’ at the Building Pictures EP Launch in The Cellar Bar Draperstown. Oct 2010 Singer/songwriter Allie Bradley began singing and playing guitar at age eight. “My dad bought me my first six string and my cousin taught me four chords and that was it. I was hooked.” From there, she was determined to teach herself to play guitar and write her own songs. Through her teenage years, she performed as a solo singer competing in Irish Traditional singing competitions. Having grown up in a musical family, Allie sang both as a solo performer and also as a member of a ballad who went on to represent Derry in an All Ireland Singing competition. After winning the All Ireland Scor Na nOg in 2003 for solo singing Allie began writing and performing her own music, heavily influenced by the traditional music she listened to growing up but also more contemporary artists such as Jeff Buckley, Alanis Morrisette, Lauryn Hill and John Mayer to name but a few. Allie continued to compose perform and record all her work at home from an early age using whatever was at hand (usually a tape recorder!). In 2009 Allie met fellow singer songwriter & labelmate Aaron Shanely and began to collaborate with him on some of his recordings. This meeting inspired Allie to realise the time was right to take the songs written in the bedroom and move to the next phase. Currently recording her own songs under music management company White Mountain Music Publishing Allie Bradley is currently …

Jumping Orbit perform an acoustic version of ‘It’s You’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the Building Pictures ‘Closing Doors’ EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The music is mixture of Pavement-esque low-fi sound, juxtaposed with the post hardcore song structure that ‘At The Drive In’ made famous. There also, and I know I’ll sound crazy for saying this, almost an Irish folk lilt to the singers voice….it will be interesting to see how these guys evolve over the next few years.” Gigging NI www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

James Moran sings live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the Building Pictures ‘Closing Doors’ EP Launch www.cellarbar.info

Building Pictures perform ‘Building A Picture’ Live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during their ‘Closing Doors EP Launch. Oct 2010 “The alias of the esteemed John Gribbin, ‘Building Pictures’ finds the young musician in inquisitive mood, tentatively and tenderly exploring all manner of new sounds…this song highlights his restlessly questing spirit and assured songcraft.” FRANCIS JONES – HOTPRESS MAGAZINE www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

Allie Bradley Sings ‘Life In Slow Mode’ at the Building Pictures EP Launch in The Cellar Bar Draperstown. Oct 2010 Singer/songwriter Allie Bradley began singing and playing guitar at age eight. “My dad bought me my first six string and my cousin taught me four chords and that was it. I was hooked.” From there, she was determined to teach herself to play guitar and write her own songs. Through her teenage years, she performed as a solo singer competing in Irish Traditional singing competitions. Having grown up in a musical family, Allie sang both as a solo performer and also as a member of a ballad who went on to represent Derry in an All Ireland Singing competition. After winning the All Ireland Scor Na nOg in 2003 for solo singing Allie began writing and performing her own music, heavily influenced by the traditional music she listened to growing up but also more contemporary artists such as Jeff Buckley, Alanis Morrisette, Lauryn Hill and John Mayer to name but a few. Allie continued to compose perform and record all her work at home from an early age using whatever was at hand (usually a tape recorder!). In 2009 Allie met fellow singer songwriter & labelmate Aaron Shanely and began to collaborate with him on some of his recordings. This meeting inspired Allie to realise the time was right to take the songs written in the bedroom and move to the next phase. Currently recording her own songs under music management company White Mountain Music Publishing Allie Bradley is …

Odhran sings his song about life in a small town live @ The Cellar Bar during the Building Pictures EP Launch. www.cellarbar.info

The fantastic Building Pictures perform ‘Closing Doors’ live at the Closing Doors EP launch in The Cellar Bar Draperstown. Oct 2010. “These finely tailored tunes glimmer with a nostalgic sheen, and the crowd give each one the respect they deserve by absorbing every note in silent admiration, only breaking the silence to issue rapturous praise, when the time allows for it.” CHRIS JOHNSON – BBC www.myspace.com www.cellarbar.info

Junior Johnson sings ‘Colder Ground’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown

Junior Johnson sings ‘Lonely Places’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown

Junior Johnson sings ‘Shades of Silver’ live @ The Cellar Bar in Draperstown

Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas perform ‘Billy Bragg Jeans’ at their album launch in The Cellar Bar Draperstown. 9/4/10. Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas – When We Were Brave is out now. Visit www.paddynash.co.uk for more details www.cellarbar.info

Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas perform ‘BT48′ at their album launch in The Cellar Bar Draperstown. 9/4/10. Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas – When We Were Brave is out now. Visit www.paddynash.co.uk for more details www.cellarbar.info

Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas perform ‘The Otherside Of The World’ at their album launch in The Cellar Bar Draperstown. 9/4/10. Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas – When We Were Brave is out now. Visit www.paddynash.co.uk for more details www.cellarbar.info

Duke Special plays Freewheel live @ the Cellar Bar Draperstown during a joint venture with the Glasgowbury Music Group to raise funds for Haitii

The fabulous Mighty Stef perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on the 2nd january 2010. www.cellarbar.info

The Mighty Stef perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on the 2nd January 2010. These guys are feking lethal. check them out. www.cellarbar.info

The amazing Gringo Bandido perform live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown on the 2nd January 2010. www.cellarbar.info

The excellent Norweigan band Gringo Bandido play @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. 02 January 2010 www.cellarbar.info

The Excellent Norweigan Band Gringo Bandido supporting The Mighty Stef @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. 02 January 2010 www.cellarbar.info

Deep Fried Funk headline the first ever G-Decks @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. G-Decks is brought to you by the good people @ the Glasgowbury Music Group

Deep Fried Funk headline the first ever G-Decks @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown, G-Decks is the new dance night brought to you by the folks @ Glasgowbury

Conor warms up the crowd on the 2nd January 2010 for The Mighty Stef and Gringo Bandido @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. www.cellarbar.info

Cashier No.9 headline the June G-Session @ The Cellar Bar in Draperstown. 13th June 2009. This is a live version of ‘When Jackie Shone’ www.cellarbar.info www.glasgowbury.com

Recorded during the Derry Fleadh 09. Wally from Ard Ri drums his heart out while Conor shows us all his moves along with an unidentified woman. Sure it was some craic

Ard Ri perform ‘Stuck’ at the Cellar Bar Draperstown during the Derry Fleadh 09. June 2009

Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas – Wild Mountainside @ The Cellar Bar Diane sings as paddy and Liam play guitar. June 2009

Paddy, Diane and Liam sign ‘You are my sunshine’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. June 2009

Ard Ri perform Cruel Sea @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown during the Derry Fleadh 2009

Videod during the Derry Fleadh 2009

The Cellar Bar – Trad Session During The Derry Fleadh 09

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The Mighty Stef perform ‘Death Threat’ live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. 23rd May 2009 www.cellarbar.info www.myspace.com/themightystefband www.glasgowbury.com www.ballinascreen.com

Here Comes The Landed Gentry & The Mighty Stef & The Kitts warm up backstage with a rendition of the Gentrys classic – Lead Belly www.cellarbar.info www.myspace.com/herecomesthelandedgentry www.myspace.com/themightystefband www.myspace.com/thekits www.glasgowbury.com www.ballinascreen.com

Here Comes The Landed Gentry perform Johnny live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown. 23rd May 2009 www.cellarbar.info www.myspace.com/herecomesthelandedgentry www.glasgowbury.com www.ballinascreen.com

Derrys Finest Sons, Here Comes The Landed Gentry, rock the roof off The Cellar Bar in Draperstown. 23rd May 2009 www.cellarbar.info www.myspace.com/herecomesthelandedgentry www.glasgowbury.com www.ballinascreen.com

Paul performs his song ‘Why Dont We Talk’ during an acoustic set @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown – Sat 16th May 2009 www.cellarbar.info www.paulcaseymusic.com www.glasgowbury.com www.ballinascreen.com

Paul performs his song ‘Slow Water’ during an acoustic set @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown – Sat 16th May 2009 www.cellarbar.info www.paulcaseymusic.com www.glasgowbury.com www.ballinascreen.com

Paul performs his song ‘Different Planet’ during an acoustic set @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown – Sat 16th May 2009 www.cellarbar.info www.paulcaseymusic.com www.glasgowbury.com www.ballinascreen.com

Paul performs his song ‘Thanks For Letting Me Crash’ during an acoustic set @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown – Sat 16th May 2009 www.cellarbar.info www.paulcaseymusic.com www.glasgowbury.com www.ballinascreen.com

Cara Dillon sings Johnny Lovely Johnny live @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown whilst filming for the BBC show Blas Ceoil. www.bbc.co.uk/blasceoil www.cellarbar.info

Ruairi O’Doherty sings Good Time People during filming for The BBC show Blas Ceoil www.bbc.co.uk/blasceoil www.cellarbar.info

Gino Lupari perform the holly bush reels at the cellar bar draperstown for BBC Blas Ceoil. www.bbc.co.uk/blas www.cellarbar.info

Cara Dillon sings the Verdant Braes Of Screen @ The Cellar Bar Draperstown for the BBC’s Blas Ceoil TV programme. bbc.co.uk/blas

Time Easton, Leeroy Stagger & Evan Phillips @ The Cellar Bar. Three great fellas sing their hearts out for the good folks at the Cellar Bar Draperstown

Tim Easton sings Black Dog @ The Cellar Bar Draperstow, Saturday 25th Oct 2008. www.cellarbar.info

Oonagh Clarke, John Gribbon and Roisin from donegal play a wee tune at the launch of the Rural Key Glasgowbury CD

Exactly what it says on the tin