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Nick Puyane
Saturday 23rd March - Nick Puyane with Conal McIntyre
Special Guests: - Sean Fee (The Dundalk Dolls) + Mark Corcoran
Nick Puyane—Evil Harrisons, The 1922s, and the Magnificent Loafers - on keys will be joined by Conal McIntyre - The Heritage Centre and We the Oceanographers - on guitar and synth (because, who doesn't love a good synth?) on Saturday 23 March in Toales Live Venue. Nick’s songs have been compared to Randy Newman, the Divine Comedy, Stephen Sondheim, and Microdisney.
For this gig, Nick and Conal will re-imagine tunes from the Magnificent Loafers, alongside freshly penned songs that echo influences of Weyes Blood, Father John Misty and Rufus Wainwright.
The evening also features the talents of Sean Fee and Gavin Wynne of the Dundalk Dolls, who will strip down their tracks for an acoustic set and Mark Corcoran, who will delve into both new and cherished numbers from his catalogue.
Doors open 8pm. Tickets €10
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