Paul Shevlin treks across Belfast with Bandwidth trying to find an in-tune piano. We find two: in Marcus Music and the Oh Yeah centre. And here’s two songs.
In Stores Now continues - The Frigates, a Dublin/Belfast combo, play some tracks at the Record Fair at the Oh Yeah Music Centre, a fishing tackle shop and a pet shop in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter.
In Stores Now continues - Disconnect 4 from Galway jam with the Bandwidth in A Plastic Rose’s living room - about 20 minutes before heading down to play Belfast’s speakeasy bar.
We’re pleased to announce a new collaboration between Bandwidth and STATE MAGAZINE – called ‘State Intervention”, it’ll be a series of flash gigs organised around Ireland norther and south, with established acts.
They’re all free, and you’ll be able to come along to any one of them by keeping up to date with State’s TWITTER and facebook FEEDS, where the gig will be anounced on the day.
So first up, here’s Bandwidth’s favourite son, AND SO I WATCH YOU FROM AFAR playing the Music Maker store in Dublin to a select group of 30 or so.
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In Stores Now continues - Bandwidth’s new favourite band, Farriers, go back to nature in Lagan Meadows: a little known rural oasis 20 minutes from Belfast’s suburbs. This, weirdly, is not an Mid-Western American appalachian plain. It’s in Belfast. Weird one.
This is the home of the Oh Yeah scratch experiments - where new business enterprises are working in our music centre and where artists deliver their 'Scratch My Demo' events, putting work-in-progress ideas before their peers and friends.