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Great line-up of acts to perform in Spirit Store in December

Damian Dempsy who will perform on the opening night of the new gig room in the Spirit Store

Published on 29/09/2012 09:00

The gig room in the Spirit Store will play host to many great guests this December. The gig room is currently closed due to renovations taking place but will reopen on December 12 with spectacular act Damian Dempsy.

The re-launch night is over 3/4 of the way to being sold out, and with the rave reviews Dempsy is getting for his forthcoming album, that wont last too much longer. You have been warned!

Saturday December 15 will see BellX1 take to the stage for their sold out gig.

Brian Kennedy will perform on the 16th.

A multi-talented artist, Brian is now reaping the rewards of his phenomenal twenty-year career in the music industry.

On Thursday December 20, the Delorentos will return to the Spirit Store stage after three years.

With an amazing set at this years Electric Picnic and other european festivals and a return to their very best with their 2012 album “Little Sparks”, Delorentos are now at the very top of their game and selling out shows all over Ireland.

Thin Lizzy will play songs from legendary album “Live And Dangerous” on December 21, played in its entirity by Johnny Fox and Flash (Thin Az Lizzy), “Cowboy Song”,”The Boys Are Back In Town”, “Jailbreak”, “The Rocker” and so many more amazing songs that stand the test of time.

Other acts making their way to the venue include local troubador Bobby Mc Carthy and funk and soul band The Trampz who are sure to pack out the new gig room.

The new gig room will be newly renovated and have up to a 200 person capacity.

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