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SUMMARY:Balu Brigada
DESCRIPTION:Balu Brigada craft multi-dimensional alternative pop layered with levels of lush live instrumentation\, cinematic production\, and festival-ready hooks. Henry and Pierre Beasely—the Auckland\, NZ-born duo of brothers\, co-vocalists\, co-writers\, and co-producers Balu Brigada—effectively step through a sonic doorway with their music. Since high school\, they independently honed their chops for years until landing a deal with Warner Music Australia\, Atlantic Music Group and ARRO Records in the United States. The group cultivated their signature sound with the I Should Be Home EP [2022] and Find A Way EP [2023]—highlighted by the fan favorite “Designer” which amassed 26 million Spotify streams and counting. Along the way\, they also incited the applause of everyone from Rolling Stone\, Coup de Main\, i-D\, and OnesToWatch to People who christened them “Best New Artist.” Twenty One Pilots even notably selected Balu Brigada as special guests on their massive “Clancy Tour” across North America\, Latin America\, Australia\, New Zealand\, Europe\, and the UK. The duo reached critical mass with their track “So Cold.” It not only gathered 34 million total streams and counting\, but it also notched their very first #1 at radio in the US\, claiming the top spot at Alternative. They made their late-night television debut on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel LIVE! with a stunning performance of the song. Plus\, it claimed a coveted spot on the FIFA 2025 Official Soundtrack\, and SiriusXM spotlighted it as a “Critical Cut.” After piling up hundreds of millions of streams and selling out shows\, the band elevate to another stratosphere altogether on their full-length debut album\, Portal\, introduced by the single “Backseat.”
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/balu-brigada/
LOCATION:The Academy\, 57 Middle Abbey Street\, Dublin
CATEGORIES:Alternative,Music,Pop
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SUMMARY:Super Furry Animals
DESCRIPTION:Super Furry Animals return to re-open the door into their world of ageless\, multicolour melody and offbeat phantasia\, surprising fans by announcing Six Supacabra Britain & Ireland Tour Dates opening at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre on Wednesday 6th May 2026. \nLeaping into their enduring\, endorphin-stirring nine-album songbook\, with a singular mission to bring unalloyed joy to the hearts of the Furry family\, the announcement brings to an end an almost decade-long hiatus with further dates in Glasgow\, Llandudno\, Manchester and London all confirmed. \nTickets €50.70/€56.35/€61.35 (Inc Booking Fee & Venue Restoration Levy) On Sale Now From Ticketmaster.ie. \nBookings Subject To 12.5% Service Charge Per Ticket (Max €10.50) \nTempering the irresistible tug towards nostalgia\, Super Furry Animals will release a cut of previously unreleased music on the eve of tickets going on sale\, with BBC 6 Music’s Huw Stephens premiering Rock ‘N’ Roll Flu this Thu 2 October 2025 at 5pm. \nOriginally released on Mon 22 August 2005\, the Furries’ third and final album to be recorded by Epic Records\, Love Kraft is to be reissued on double vinyl\, 2CDs\, including the 22-track bonus CD\, Kiss Me With Apocalypse and digital formats on Fri 24 October 2025 via the Cardiff-based independent label\, Strangetown Records. Four previously unheard tracks are drawn from the vaults\, including the squidgy ELO-stomp of drummer\, Daf Ieuan-led Rock ‘N’ ‘Roll Flu’\, plus the distorted space-jam of ‘Cae Marw’\, the band’s deep-bass sketch of Palo Alto and ghostly\, percussive morsel of ‘Bedw Arian’. \nThe album followed six\, previous albums by the band\, including their statement debut album\, Fuzzy Logic in 1996\, offering era-crystalising singles\, ‘God! Show Me Magic’ and ‘Hometown Unicorn’\, melding an attention-demanding mix of literary\, narcotic and musical influences. Maintaining a shape that was ill-fitting in the jigsaw of other 90’s guitar bands\, their follow-up\, UK Top Ten album\, Radiator brought the hooky squelch of the bona fide indie dancefloor classic\, ‘The International Language of Screaming’. The next decade saw the release of the first Top 20-charting\, Welsh language album\, Mwng (2000)\, followed by further experimentation and commercial success with Rings Around The World (2001) and Phantom Power (2003). \nLove Kraft’s sense of cohesion\, collaboration and free-flow of rich harmony has been credited to the five-piece escaping Wales to record in the shimmering heat of Figueres\, Catalunya. Bringing famed Beastie Boys producer\, Mario Caldato Jr along with them for the ride\, the travelling band’s stay in the Catalonian hometown of Salvador Dali included found sounds\, boozy petrol stations\, gastronomic revelations and\, finally\, a rich album of strings\, synths and opulent vocal harmonies. \nWhile eventually finding their way to Baha\, near to Rio di Janeiro to mix the album (where four fifths of the band undertook lessons in Portuguese and the legendary Abbey Road 1968-built mixing desk\, EMI TG12345 took up residence)\, involving another two weeks under the sun\, Love Kraft’s story began in Wales and Pleasure Foxxx Studios\, where the band began to craft the album’s songs. Embracing the landmark of a seventh album\, notably coming after the 2004 release of their first ‘best of…’ package\, Songbook: The Singles\, Vol. 1\, Super Furry Animals pooled ideas and affected further democracy in their songwriting\, taking a load off traditional lead-writer and front man\, Gruff Rhys\, and sharing in lead vocal duties (aside from the microphone-averse bassist\, Guto Pryce). \nGiving up only one single in Lazer Beam\, backed on release with perhaps a definitive\, lost ‘classic Furries’ track\, ‘Sunny Seville’ and the CD-only ‘Colonise the Moon’ (both featured amongst the reissue’s extensive track listing)\, Super Furry Animals remained true to Love Kraft’s easy-going\, love-lorn concept. Accompanied by a video directed by Welsh filmmaking duo\, Palumbo & Coch\, the single reached the UK Singles Chart Top 30\, the promotional trail cooling thereafter\, saved for an extensive tour of Europe\, North America and the Far East. That trip included stadium gigs opening for Oasis in the UK\, a coast-to-coast US tour backed by the upcoming Caribou and festivals in Istanbul\, Japan and Taiwan.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/super-furry-animals/
LOCATION:3Olympia Theatre
CATEGORIES:Music,Pop,Rock & Indie
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SUMMARY:Cloth
DESCRIPTION:Scottish twins Rachael and Paul Swinton sounded like few around them when they released their 2019 self-titled debut. Their appeal lived in tense guitar parts and Rachael’s signature close vocal. In the time since\, they have worked to perfect that sound. The 2023 follow-up Secret Measure expanded it in every direction\, with more layers\, more interplay\, and gutsier writing. \nNow\, three records in\, they embrace letting go of expectation. Pink Silence is unafraid to go big in the quest to make something lasting. With Owen Pallett\, Adrian Utley (Portishead)\, and Stuart Braithwaite (Mogwai) contributing\, this mission is supported by some of their musical heroes. \nThe record returns to the feeling of no longer having someone who was a part of your life\, whether that’s in the form of a loved one\, a relationship or a friend. “It does sound quite morbid\, but it felt nice”\, Paul says\, “because it encouraged a reflection on the people I have in my life who I’m close with. It made me cherish them all the more and be present in my time and appreciation of them.” \nCloth are a special partnership on the stage\, in the studio and as people. Three records in\, that partnership solidifies once again. “I think it’s because we’re best friends\,” Rachael says. “Like any siblings\, we definitely have fallouts and disagreements\, and that travels into creative discussions as well. But for the most part\, we share the same vision and ambition for what our music can be.” \nWith Pink Silence\, the band entered the studio to make the ten strongest songs they possibly could\, and they left a stronger band.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/cloth/
LOCATION:The Grand Social\, 35 Liffey St. Lower\, Dublin 1\, D01 C3N0
CATEGORIES:Music,Pop
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