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UPDATED 2nd DECEMBER 2020
THE BIBLE CODE SUNDAYS as the most prolific band in the scene you’re never far from a BCS show! just click here for their latest up-to-date gig list. Their latest residency is at Vince Power’s new venue The Fiddler, 229 Kilburn High Road, NW6 7JG every Sunday from 4:30pm.
THE CRAICHEADS are another fantastic London Irish band who play regular gigs around town so look them up here to find out their next one!
THE REELS also regulars on the London Irish pub circuit here
London Irish ‘Psycho-Ceilidh’ band NECK are one of the original crowd of Celtic-Punk bands and still gigging regularly’ here
London Irish Celtic Punk band THE LAGAN gig every so often and in case i missed something here
Celtic-Americana band FOLLOW THE CROWS are often found treading the boards in London somewhere here
One of the brightest and best new bands on the scene are CROCK OF BONES who are starting to really make a name for themselves and beginning to gig regularly too here
What’s Cookin’ host weekly (sometimes more!) shows of alternative-folk and country and all sorts of other stuff we heartily approve of. Worth checking out here
As well as these it is always worth checking the web-sites of the London Irish Centre in Camden here and the newly re-opened and re-furbished Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith here and of course the London Welsh Centre in Kings Cross here
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Friday January 8th to Sunday January 10th 2021
John Dunne’s play ‘The Hannah Coffin Ship’ is performed at the Bread & Roses Theatre, 68 Clapham Manor Street, SW4 6DZ. ‘A true story of a coffin ship which transported agricultural tenants and their families to the New World in 1849 – with devastating results.’ http://www.irish-theatre.com/ https://www.breadandrosestheatre.co.uk/whats-on.html
Thursday 4th February 2021
Pioneers of the Irish-Punk scene THE MAHONES return to our shores to celebrate their 30th anniversary at The New Cross Inn, 323 New Cross Rd, Deptford. London SE14 6AS. Facebook event. Venue Web-Site.
Wednesday 17th February 2021
Hip-Hop Threesome as Béal Feirse KNEECAP know how to play the media and rollup in London to play The Garage, 20-22 Highbury Corner, Highbury, London N5 1RD. Nearest tube is Highbury And Islington.
Saturday 20th March 2021
THE DEAD SOUTH play Brixton Academy.
Saturday 3rd April 2021
THE MEN THEY COULDN’T HANG re-arranged date now at The Subterranian, 12 Acklam Road, Portobello, London W10 5QZ. Playing their third release from 1988, Waiting For Bonaparte in it’s entirety. Facebook event.
Thursday 19th August 2021
It’s been two decades since Irish-America Celtic-Punkers FLOGGING MOLLY burst onto the scene with their classic debut album Swagger. Armed with a fistful of rousing songs that are timeless in sentiment, their live shows are nothing short of legendary.
They play The Forum in Kentish Town just down the road from Kentish Town tube station. Tickets.
Tuesday 14th September 2021
They be a band, a crew an’ a soup kitchen playin sea shanties, bastardized Irish folk an’ 17th century punk. Come on board! The utterly brilliant YE BANISHED PRIVATEERS play The Underworld directly across from Camden tube station. Tickets. Supported by Ad Infinitum.
Thursday 19th August 2021
FLOGGING MOLLY play The Forum, 9-17 Highgate Road NW5 1JY London. Opposite Kentish Town station. Facebook event.
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The Lagan was a trio from Glasgow: my friend Billy Patton and his brother and the ‘owd crooner Arther Johnson…does the new London Irish punk band called the Lagan know this?
Rgds,
Robin
I doubt it. Is their any links to their music?