Monday, March 1, 2010

C.R.E.A.M.

MODERN BULLSHIT FUNDRAISER

HEATHERS
CROWD CONTROL
LOOSE NUT
+ One TBC

The Lower Deck, Portobello,
March 25th, more details soon.

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Electric Picnic

My boy Cian Nugent e-mailed this to me today, so that I could inform the world of the ease with which one can scam their way into the Irish cultural phenomenon that is "leccy picnic":

"A proper lad gave this to me outside electric picnic, and he said it worked for him.

It's a piece of rubber. The real one is material."



Click the image to view the uncanny forgery in all its glory. If what Nugent's lad says is true, come September 2010 we'll all be able to watch J Mascis pummel Mundy into the ground to the sound of Basement Jaxxxxxx, yipped off of our shits.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010































PAT THE RAT

Raidió Teilifís Éireann

The fucking boys just tore RTE a new hole. Irish television programming will never be the same again. Consider this a preparatory post before the onslaught to come.



Our fucking boy.

Friday, February 12, 2010

FUCKING FERNS.



Haha.




Guest blogs from Larry David McSharry soon.

Thursday, February 11, 2010

NEXT LOOSE NUT SHOWS:

February 19th - Thomas House, Dublin. 9pm. 5euro. w/ Hands Up Who Wants to Die, Stanton's Grave, Daria.

February 26th - O' Loughlin's, Ferns, Co. Wexford. 9pm. Free in. w/ Sticky Digit and Five Will Die.
Come along if you live near Ferns (which you definitely don't).

February 27th - Kavanagh's, Portlaoise, Co. Laois. 3pm. 7euro. w/ We Come in Pieces, Forced Out, I Found the Killer, Anderson Mesa.
Come watch my Ma crowd-slaying.

March 27th - Somewhere in Dublin w/ Trouble Every Day, Evidence of Decay and more TBC.

April 12th - Richardson's, Galway. w/ Ironclad, Ghundi and Dublin.


NEXT CROWD CONTROL SHOWS:

April 9th - Dublin. Venue TBC. w/ Ironclad, Frustration, Famine.

May 30th - GGI Fest, Wexford. w/ Loads of great bands.


OTHER SHIT:

LOOSE NUT tape shouldn't be far off now.
There will probably be a small run of IN TIME tapes too very soon.