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Clubbers: The Liberty Bar in Cork hosts 40th Open Deck night by Underground Ovation (opens the original)
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The beginning of October, the calm before the storm that is the Jazz Festival. With so much set to be going on over that weekend, it’s as if clubs and venues hold a view that people are saving their money for that big blowout. Even Charlie Bones, rescheduled at the Savoy for Saturday 10th from its original Radio Solstice midsummer date, has been cancelled. Perhaps they are wisely deferring to the Winter Solstice? One dance event going ahead on the same date is Mark Blair, but I can’t imagine tha
Clubbers: Paul Oakenfold the big draw at Cyprus Avenue this weekend (opens the original)
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Someone once said that there are two times when you play Cork: when you’re on your way up, and when you are on your way down. In all In Da Club’s years observing gigs in Cork it’s proved an uncanny rule of thumb. So, when Paul Oakenfold, the ultimate superstar DJ, a disc jockey who for 30 years made stadiums his home, and who has been the remixer of choice for Madonna and U2, was booked into little old Cyprus Avenue in April 2023, I thought… well, I thought fair play to him for playing a regiona
Catch Tyra-Lee Spry fresh from Electric Picnic as she performs in Cork (opens the original)
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It’s not often I get to talk to a brand new, up-and-coming local artist on the eve of their very first festival appearance at the country’s biggest one, but here we find an exuberant and ebullient Tyra-Lee Spry. “It was very last minute because it was a new stage,” she explains to me from Electric Picnic when we chatted ahead of her turn on the Brewer’s Yard stage on the Saturday afternoon. “But I’m just so excited. It was on my bucket list this year to play at a festival. I literally couldn’t b
Electric Picnic: 'Every gig I'll be doing, I'll be mentioning we're from Cork' (opens the original)
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Electric Picnic will be hosting a number of Cork artists over this weekend, such as Mick Flannery, Kyla Cobbler and Cliffords, but it’s unlikely that any will put in the sort of shift that bilingual poet, singer and performer Julie Goo will. A published poet and former Munster slam poetry champion, Goo will be making five appearances across the weekend, three as a poet and two as a vocalist for the duo Shelovescalpol. She will also be flying the flag for Cork. “Every gig I’ll be doing, the five
Clubbers: Plenty of nightlife attractions on offer across Cork this weekend (opens the original)
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Bringing a different emphasis to dance music is a night called Mad Deep, which takes place this Sunday 23rd at Dali. After launching on May 17, this is the second edition of this quarterly night. While it sees two of Cork’s more veteran DJs on the decks, Colm K and Jon Barry, Mad Deep’s focus is elsewhere. While the event has the novel element of seeing the DJs accompanied on vocals by singer and MC Ophelia McCabe, its roots are very much in dancing. Organised by Helena Palmer, a dance and movem
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