Sunday July 10 * Doors at 6, show at 7 * MASKS, VAX REQUIRED * TICKETS

Cal Folger Day
"[Piece-dye] is a time-traveling, avant pop marvel... She packs so much detail and character in the album’s 28 minutes that it becomes part documentary on top of everything else. It’s one-of-a-kind." (Foxy Digitalis)

"A guitarist and chanteuse with jazz leanings, whose vocal control and stage presence command attention" (The New Yorker)

The Bonk
Fronted by O Emperor’s Phil Christie, The Bonk giddily infuse 1960s garage with jazz and experimental pop; the end result playing, in its rogue ingenuity, like a reincarnated Captain Beefheart. (Totally Dublin)

The Bonk use slinking and jagged rhythms, as well as a complex, melodically dynamic push & pull to create one of the most singular Irish records we’re likely to hear this year – and they’re equally captivating live. (The Thin Air)

Forgetter
Forgetter believes it is a human right to be able to mourn memories you once valued but are no longer with you. He plays short, heartfelt and unusual songs on the piano. Sometimes he plays by himself and sometimes he plays with friends.