The Aftermath: track with Shane MacGowan
They'll hit the road this month too...
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 26 Apr 2012

Mullingar rockers The Aftermath have confirmed details of a single they've recorded with Pogue legend Shane MacGowan.
'The Rockier Road to Poland' is out on Live Transmission Records as a limited edition CD and download on May 3. Check out the teaser vid below.
To coincide with this release, the band will embark on a mini-tour, taking in Crane Lane, Cork, on April 25, The Forum, Waterford City, as guests of Bressie (27), Festival of the Fires, Mullingar (May 5) and Hype Fest, Longford (19).
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