• Music
  • 12 Dec 13
Cat Dowling plays Dublin this Saturday
Cat Dowling plays Dublin this Saturday
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Catch her Upstairs @ Whelan's this weekend...

Former Alphastates frontwoman Cat Dowling takes to the stage Upstairs @ Whelan's this Saturday December 14 in support of superb debut solo album The Believer.

Tickets are €10 and support comes from Keith Moss and the Tightrope Walkers.

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