Dublin - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970
Thursday January 01 1970
Shell to Sea/Rossport Solidarity Camp Fundraiser at Eamonn Doran's, Temple Bar
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Friday June 23, 2006 01:11
by Shell to Sea
og.martin at gmail dot com
Saturday July 22nd, Fundraiser at Eamonn Doran's, Temple Bar
Rossport Solidarity Camp/Shell to Sea Fundraiser Gig at Saturday July 22nd at Eamon Doran's
An eclectic mix of music featuring:
Flash McFrankenstein (rock/brass)
Alan Can't (comedy rock)
Love Pop Suicide (alternative progressive metal)
Hardcore Priests of Yemen (reggae rock)
Tickets €10/7.50 -
All the proceeds will go to the Rossport Solidarity camp and the Shell to Sea campaign
more details from Martin at the email address shown
plus Andy Pyle and the Corrib Gas experience
Comments (3 of 3)
Jump To Comment: 1 2 3It's Flash My Frankenstein not Flash McFrankenstien.
Full line-up is:
Love Pop Suicide
Flash My Frankenstein
The Ozark Roadshow
Alan Can't
and
The Hardcore Priests of Yemen
Went down to the Rossport Solidarity Camp/Shell to Sea Fundraiser Gig at Eamonn Dorans last night .Arrived late with fellow shell to sea supporter who was requested to give crowd an update on the camp between bands. There was a little confusion at first as we tried to locate event. We went downstairs the place was backed to capasity the crowd dancing wildly,we turned to each other "this can`t be it ? " we both surgested at the same time. So we went back upstairs to check it out .
Sure enough we had the right place. Surprised and delighted we went back down stairs .Not one recogniseable face, this was great outreaching, BUT WHERE WERE THE FLYERS ! THE BADGES THE T-SHIRTS ?
A great gig well done to Micheal who organised the event ,do it again please ,soon ! Revolt would be happy to show Vid`s at next event. Again well done and thanks to all the bands.
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