Accompanied by Margie Lewis, David Kitt played Galway’s Roisin Dubh last night. Our photographer Sean McCormack was there to capture the night.
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Dream Wife and O Emperor live at the Roisin Dubh in Galway. Photos by Vincent Hughes.
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Willow Sea and All Tvvins at Róisín Dubh as part of Galway International Arts Festival on Thursday night. Photos by Vincent Hughes.
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Young Wonder live at the Roisin Dubh in Galway, with support from New Pope. Photos by Sean McCormack.
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Roesy returned home from Australia to do an Irish tour in support of his new album Wolf Counsel. We went along to the Roisin Dubh in Galway and Whelans in Dublin to capture all preparation and excitement during his shows. Photos by Sean McCormack and Brian Mulligan. Whelans by Brian Mulligan Roisin Dubh by Sean McCormack
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On this, the first night of Le Galaxie’s Irish tour following the launch of their whopper new album Le Club in The Academy over the course of two nights at the end of April, the atmosphere in the Roisín Dubh is whirring with excitement. This excitement is not that of going to see a concert however; the giddy punters don’t appear to be just anxiously anticipating the arrival of their entertainment for the night. Instead, it feels like the crowd are all guests at some gratuitous party. It’s all colour and laughter and anticipation of what the hosts, those cool…
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It’s the final show of a ten-week trek across Europe and North America for The Twilight Sad. Front man James Graham tells the Belfast crowd his “liver is fucked.” The relief in his voice sets the tone for a breathless set taking in highlights from their back catalogue alongside half of the tracks from their fantastic fourth album Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave. The Twilight Sad’s gloomy intensity is utterly compelling from start to finish. They begin working through the gears with ‘There’s A Girl In The Corner’ and ‘Last January’ from the new album,…
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Hawk with support from Zinc and Yvonne live at the Roisin Dubh in Galway. Photos by Vincent Hughes.
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In this special tour edition of AAA, we set off around Ireland with Jenn Grant. Our first port of call is the Roisin Dubh in Galway with a review from Eoin Murray. Photos in Galway, Cork/Ballydehob and Dublin by Sean McCormack, Jason Lee and Isabel Thomas respectively. The upstairs of the Roisín has been converted into what could be mistaken for a cosy cottage living room – well, one with a bar – and the slowly gathering crowd sit at candlelit tables, chatting and laughing quietly, only feet from the microphone where the first act of the night, Nicholas Timothy is…
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We finally launched The Thin Air in Galway by putting on a shindig at the Roisin Dubh last Thursday with a little help from Daithi, Paul Collins Beat, Spies and Oh Boland. Photos by Sean McCormack.