Cry Monster Cry Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds The Cribs Ghost Estates The Minutes The Riptide Movement The Chevin Alasdair Roberts If Memory Serves (2) Derek Ellard The O's Squarehead Grand Pocket Orchestra The Lost Brothers (2) Katie Kim Puzzle Muteson El Hombre Jokes Túcan Dead Red Light (4) Keith Forde Randolf dREA Seneca Animal Beats (3) Killing Streets Mustang Hobo Slow Motion Heroes Goodtime The Stunning Eoin Coughlan Hermitage Green (4) Royseven Sharon Shannon The Feeling Hello Moon Miracle Bell Hat Fitz & Cara Robinson Benjamin Francis Leftwich Ben Oit Moscow Metro (6) Jesse Malin Futurism We Cut Corners The Gorgeous Colours Mumford & Sons Albatros Fox Jaw Bounty Hunters (4) Brendan Markham Planet Parade Sky Harbour Birdthistle (3) Falling Planes The Phantom Band Tuesday Blue The Flaws Last Days of Death Country John Spillane The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra (3) Windings (3) Alabama 3 Our Little Secrets (2) Josh Ritter Joe Pug Danny & The Champions of the World O'Malleys (4) Two Door Cinema Club Kowalski O Emperor (4) Sons of Noel & Adrian Alessi's Ark Modest Mouse Frightened Rabbit Editors Wintersleep Oliver Cole Ultan Conlan Jape (5) Alphastates 21 Outs Revered & The Makers R.S.A.G (3) Dark Room Notes Stereo MC's The Lightning Seeds The Sawdoctors Newton faulkner Laura Izibor Doves Joe Echo Okkervil River Dawn Landes Mumblin'Deaf Ro Bon Iver Alela Diane Oasis The Prodigy Kasabian (2) Kiernan McMullan (2) TKO Protobaby (9) Tadhg Cooke Bob Dylan (2) Morrissey Doll & The Kicks The Hot Electric Treasa LeVasseur Dirty Epics Villagers (3) Bellx1 (5) Brian Canavan 202s Lou McMahon Disconnect4 (2) So Cow Dublin Duck Dispensary The Funeral Suits (2) Inner City Pirates Distractors Fred (5) Jon Hopkins The High Wire Fionn Regan (2) Jen Ronan One Day International Lisa Hannigan (2) Travis The Coronas The Kanyu Tree (2) Seasick Steve (2) Kila The Broken Family Band 28 Costumes Starsailor Natty OCS's Simon & Oscar Joe Brown Band David Hope Neil Young Everest Siobhán O'Brien (?) Medi and the Medicine Show Radiohead Bat For Lashes Dirty Pretty Things Walter Mitty & The Realists (4) Kieran Leonard Gemma Hayes Mark Geary Ann Scott Future Kings of Spain Cathy Davey (3) Ryan Adams (4) The Police The Who Red Hot Chili Peppers (2) The Upper Room The Feeling The Zutons (3) The Kooks (2) Arctic Monkeys Franz Ferdinand (3) The Magic Numbers Richard Ashcroft James Brown Feeder Kaiser Chiefs Morning Runner (2) Coldplay (3) Interpol The Guggenheim Grotto (4) Mundy (9) U2 (2) Paddy Casey (2) The Strokes (2) The Cure The Darkness The Thrills Divine Comedy Supergrass (3) The Frames (5) Eamonn Hehir (?) Damien Rice Ron Sexsmith Snow Patrol (3) Keane Ash (2) The Walls Muse (2) Aslan (2) David Gray (3) Jerry Fish & the Mud Bug Club (2) Republic of Loose Vega4 The Futureheads (2) Declan O’Rourke Iain Archer Sissor Sisters (2) Kings of Leon Cherry Ghost The Fratellis Director The View The Twang The Pigeon Detectives The Killers Razorlight Arcade Fire Bloc Party The Blizzards (3) Calvin Harris (2) Jet Woodstar (3) An Emotional Fish The Cranberries The Hitchers (2) ToucanDance(?)
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Walter Mitty & The Realists, Dolans Limerick 12/03/2011 Review
An amazing night of local talent started off with Brendan Markham warming up the packed warehouse. I really enjoyed his brand of musical story-telling, one highlight was a song about a cannibal and his appetite, which certainly held my attention – just what you’d expect from a good story-teller. At times, he reminded me of Mike Ryan from Tuesday Blue, but his style was most definitely his own. You may remember Brendan from the excellent Limerick band, The Driven. His set was a great way to set the tone for the evening. Unfortunately didn’t manage to get a copy of his new album, which is entitled ‘False Witness’. I’m really looking forward to checking the full album out and seeing him live again, Check him out here :http://www.myspace.com/brendanmarkham
Next up we had the brilliant Fox Jaw Bounty Hunters. The lead singer seems to have stolen the voice of The Stroke’s front-man, Julian Casablancas! It’s uncanny how similar they sound, but it did in no way detract from a blistering performance. The set was excellently executed and flowed seamlessly from one great track to another. The band is flying high at the moment, with the single, “Thread the Needle” currently getting great praise and with an album on the way in May, these guys are going places. Looking forward to the album and more great gigs from the guys.http://www.myspace.com/foxjawbountyhunters
Rounding off the evening were the much-awaited, Walter Mitty & the Realists. It’s my fourth time seeing them live and as always they didn’t disappoint. The energy and fun they bring packs a punch each time, and the tunes are severely catchy. They played a brilliant set, the highlight of which was undoubtedly, “Red is the Number”, which harkened the return of special guests Brendan Markham, Shane Serrano (FJBH) and the girls from “We Should be Dead”. The news that the band are moving location to England is such a shame. Looking forward to a hometown reunion gig from them in the future.
One hell of a great night was had by all I’m sure -cheers for such an excellent night!
The info in the article above about Walter Mitty & The Realists seperating is NOT true!!....Thanks to everybody for a great night in Dolans. Love Walter Mitty & The Realists xx
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The info in the article above about Walter Mitty & The Realists seperating is NOT true!!....Thanks to everybody for a great night in Dolans. Love Walter Mitty & The Realists xx
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