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Tickets went on sale this morning for the legendary Wexford band Cry Before Dawn who will perform at Set Theatre later this year in what promises to be a fantastic live show.
Their reputation for passionate and driven performances grew through their extensive live work in Ireland, the UK and the USA, and saw them sell out Ireland’s National Stadium on two occasions.
Having parted company for many years, Cry Before Dawn reformed in 2011 which coincided with the release of a “Best Of” CD, followed by a new single “Is This What You Waited For” and a new live album, “Live at the Opera House” as well as tours of Ireland and the UK.
The band is made up of vocalist and guitarist Brendan Wade, bassist Vinnie Doyle, drummer Pat Hayes and guitarist Tony Hall.
2017 saw the original band line up back on stage, and since then a re-energised Cry Before Dawn have played a number of high profile shows around the country which have generated glowing reviews
Recording is also well underway for the 2024 release of the band’s first new material in over 10 years
For more info, and to book tickets set.ticketsolve.com
The band will perform at Set Theatre on October 25
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