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100% Something Happens's Tom Dunne on way to Dundalk Gaol
Making a very welcome return visit to the Oriel Centre is Something Happens legend, Tom Dunne on Saturday 27th May 2023. Tom will be joined by Alan Connor on the night, so expect a night of songs and stories from the Paisley underground - parachutes on request!
One of the leading Irish bands of their generation, Something Happens are regarded as one of the most iconic bands to emerge from Ireland with an enviable back catalogue of Top 30 singles and hit albums, including "Stuck Together With God’s Glue" and "Been There, Seen That, Done That", which brought them international acclaim.
They have been compared to everyone from REM to the Smiths and were signed to Virgin Records in the late 80’s. Their single "Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello (Petrol)" was included in top fifty singles in rock magazine NME such was the critical acclaim their iconic album "Stuck Together With God’s Glue" received.
Tickets for this very special night are €30. Doors open at 8pm and onstage at 8.30pm
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