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Award-Winning Alternative Singer-Songwriter Liam Oragh will be launching his new album – The Arguments against Insanity – in the iconic Dublin Rock Venue Whelan’s on Wexford Street on April 18th – with support from Elly D, Aoibhín, with special guests punk poet Natasha Helen Crudden- Writer and Jonny Tennant from TAC (Traditional Arts Collective)
This is the follow up to Liam’s debut album – Only 2 late if you’re Dead – which won the Hot Press Pick of the Fortnight Award on its release and which includes the song ‘Hey Nelson’ which won the best song award at last Summers Hardly Strictly Acoustic Festival
TICKETS
€10 w/ Album on the door
Strictly over 18′s, I.D. may be required
AFTER THE GIG
Whelan’s Silent Disco, now every Mon, Tue & Wed from 11pm – 2 DJs, just pick the one you like best [Free Entry] plus Late Bar.
Award-Winning Alternative Singer-Songwriter Liam Oragh will be launching his new album – The Arguments against Insanity – in the iconic Dublin Rock Venue Whelan’s on Wexford Street on April 18th – with support from Elly D, Aoibhín, with special guests punk poet Natasha Helen Crudden- Writer and Jonny Tennant from TAC (Traditional Arts Collective)
This is the follow up to Liam’s debut album – Only 2 late if you’re Dead – which won the Hot Press Pick of the Fortnight Award on its release and which includes the song ‘Hey Nelson’ which won the best song award at last Summers Hardly Strictly Acoustic Festival