Classic at the Kino.

The Kino on Fri May 03 2024 at 08:00pm. live music, from " Dagenham Yanks ", "Yasmin o' Davidson " and topped off with a performance from the highly acclaimed "DIGITAL” playing the music of joy division .A set of Classic dance tunes bangers will end the evening.Host on the night Magician Zac Coveney Don't miss it.!!Doors open at 7.30 pm, Full bar service, See you there!.

With the addition of bone fide Cork music royalty "P Quangodellic" and legendary guitarist "Mick Finnegan" ("nun attax", "max von rap"), The new look Dagenham Yanks will play their first official show after sabatical The group are planning a raucously energetic set of their famously joyous punk/funk infused hits.

Yanks classics will be belted out "Shamone", "Majestic to know "Dance If You Wanna Dance", "Joan of Arc", "Hope for Better", "Pleasure Being Here", "The Power of Christ Compels You to Dance" to name a few. New exciting bangers like "Maybe We're the Luckiest" and "Be Still and Talk til the Morning Comes" will get their first ever play from one of Corks finest original bands".

Ireland's leading Joy Division tribute band "Digital" have been thrilling audiences with their stunning performances since 2016.

Digital are an event in themselves as they capture so respectfully the rawness and beauty of Joy Division. They are a must see for any Joy Division fan as well as any music lover. Digitals acclaimed set will see them blasting out classics like "Disorder", "Atmosphere", "Transmission", "She Lost Control" to name a few, so you can dance dance dance to the radio or you could come into The Kino where you will also witness for the first time the band playing some classic New Order tunes.

Jasmine O’Davidson is returning to the stage with her new project SONYX. Together with her band she will present a series of original songs, which are currently in release. Her authentic songwriting is reflecting raw and real emotions and life events.

Musically she is influenced by the unplugged alternative sound of the nineties with a hint of Celtic heritage. Accompanied by John O’Connor, Rory O’Sullivan and Jeroen Blancke.