Toales in Dundalk hosts three alternative rock indie bands tonight

Toales Bar and Live Venue are set to host a number of indie and alternative rock acts this coming weekend.

FRIDAY 2 FEBRUARY - Brother Vice + Midweek Crisis + Foreign Mornings

Admission €8 - Doors 8pm.

After a whole month of quiet acoustic shows, Toales said it is delighted to host three noisy alternative rock indie outfits to blow the January blues away, and all for just €8!

Brother Vice is a four piece indie rock act from Co Armagh, with a sound reminiscent to that of The Killers, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Sam Fender.

Delivering deep personal lyrics accompanied by infectious melody’s and catchy hooks, they have gained a very noticeable buzz online.

Midweek Crisis is a four-piece indie/rock/punk band of grown up teenagers from the borderlands of Dundalk.

They formed through a shared love of diverse music, uniquely blending their 80s and 90s influences and post-punk sensibilities to tell stories of failure and triumph with a big heart and a healthy lack of respect for the absurdity of these times.

Foreign Mornings is a five-piece alt-rock band from Belfast. They’ve enjoyed airplay via BBC Introducing, RTE 2XM, (their single Let’s Go Home was Record of the Week), Amazing Radio and more.

2023 was a busy year for the band, touring the UK, and taking in shows and festivals in Sheffield, Brighton, Glasgow, Falkirk as well as sold out hometown gigs in Belfast.