SACK / COLM LYNCH / Nancy Kate - Live at DLR Summerfest 2024

Kicking off Dun Laoghaire Summerfest 2024 we have SACK & Colm Lynch + special guests performing a fantastic double Headline show on Friday 5th July at The Purty Kitchen venue.

SACK: Their first single ‘What Did the Christians Ever Do For Us?’ was single of the week in both the NME and Melody Maker. In 1993 they signed to UK Indie label Lemon Records, who released their first album ‘You Are What You Eat’.This was followed by 1994's' ‘Butterfly Effect'’ which was produced by Stereolab producer Paul Tipler and Garret 'Jacknife' Lee, U2/REM etc. The album contained one of their most memorable tracks, “Laughter Lines”, a song Morrissey said, “should be Number One forever” and at Morrissey’s behest Sack opened for him on his 1999 Oye Esteban World Tour taking in mainland Europe, the UK & Ireland, and the USA. The former Smiths singer also included “Colorado Springs” (from ‘You Are What You Eat’) on his hand-picked NME CD "Songs to Save Your Life" before inviting the band to open for him again on a European tour. 2001 saw ‘Adventura Majestica’ come out on the band's own Jetset Junta label and was the last official release from the band until August 2021 saw the band return with their first new material in 20 years with a brand-new single “What A Way To Live” which received massive nationwide airplay in Ireland as well as many great accolades across the board including Newstalk’s Tom Dunne declaring it his ‘single of the year’. May 2022, saw the 25th Anniversary edition of their classic album ‘Butterfly Effect’ on vinyl for the first time ever to renewed acclaim for the album from fans and media alike, with The Charlatans' Tim Burgess hosting one of his hugely popular Twitter listening parties for the newly reissued album. Sack are currently putting the finishing touches to their long awaited new album which is due for release very soon.

Colm Lynch has been a household name in Dublin for the past 20 years performing at all the major Irish festivals and performing alongside many stars in the industry throughout his career. Originally working under his own name he also released an album under a new band name 'Watson Ace' which was well received by Irish radio. There is currently a 2nd album in production. Colm is a Dun Laoghaire institution at this stage of his career and has even penned a song (that some would call an anthem) for Dun Laoghaire.

He recently performed a sold out show recreating his album 'A Whisper in a Riot''. Expect to hear plenty of material from all of his works at this years festival, a roll through the back catalogue of all the hits and some of favourable near misses. One for the diary!

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