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Thin Lizzy drummer Brian Downey with the Thin Lizzy tribute band Dedication, from Clonmel. From left, Seamus Hayes, Thomas Cosgrave, David Cagney, Brian Downey and Alan Pyke
Fresh from their appearance at The Button Factory in Dublin, Clonmel band Dedication - A Tribute to Thin Lizzy, are heading to Gleeson’s Bar in Irishtown, Clonmel on this Saturday night, January 20.
The band supported legendary Thin Lizzy drummer Brian Downey at a sold-out show for the annual Phil Lynott remembrance concert and are sure to put on another electrifying performance in their home town this Saturday.
The Dedication line-up features David Cagney on bass/vocals, Alan Pyke on guitar/vocals, Seamus Hayes on guitar and Thomas Cosgrave on drums.
Their repertoire includes all the hits like “The Boys Are Back In Town”, “Jailbreak”, “Emerald”, “Don’t Believe A Word” and “Dancing In The Moonlight”, as well as unreleased album tracks and rarities such as “Little Darling”, “Baby Please Don’t Go”, “Don’t Play Around” and “Toughest Street In Town”.
Dedication are all set for a memorable gig in Gleeson’s this Saturday night and are not to be missed.
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