Top line-up in store as the Stags Head Raw turns two...
Sunday September 22 sees a birthday blowout of epic proportions hit The Stag's Head as The Stags Head Raw celebrates two years of excellent live music.
Having burst onto the scene in 2011, the brainchild of ex-Tower Records man James Elworthy quickly established itself as an Other Voices-style intimate setting for memorable performances.
Keeping the proud tradition going on September 22 will be Dublin stalwarts The Chapters, Biggles Flys Again, Heritage Centre, Dani and more acts yet to be announced.
Admission is €10.00.
A great night of entertainment – all for a hugely worthwhile cause.
Read More The Chapters are the latest Irish band to make waves across the water, with their single 'Videotapes' set to get a hugely sought after airing on the highly popular UK soap Emmerdale.
Read More The Dublin five-piece band The Chapters are to release 'Moving’, the third single from their sparkling debut album Perfect Stranger,
Read More The Chapters are set to tour with stable mates The Coronas for twelve dates around Ireland before taking on their own six date tour culminating with a headline show at Dublin’s The Academy on November 20.
Read More Their campsite will facilitate up to 300 people and it has flushing toilets!
Read More This debut offering from Dublin live favourites is well worth the wait – with hints of Fleetwood Mac, Talking Heads, Springsteen and Snow Patrol.
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The Chapters are back on the road with a gig in The Academy 2 next month, and a new album in the works.
Read More Up-and-coming Dubliners the Chapters have landed an Irish support slot with rock'n'roll legend Chuck Berry.
Read More The Chapters have announced an Irish tour supporting Gavin Glass & The Holy Shakers.
Read More It wasn’t so long ago that The Chapters shifted focus to immerse themselves in a love of all things Americana. Maybe I’m misreading it, but ‘Looking For Love’ suggests another change of direction, this time in favour of a tight garage guitar sound. It’s not a bad song by any means, but ‘Heart Of Glass’ (no, not a Blondie cover) – which is closer to the Americana blueprint – is far better, succeeding more by trying less.
Read More Fresh from landing second place in this year’s Murphy’s Live competition, The Chapters take to the road in support of their ‘Looking For Love’ single.
Read More After an eight-month hiatus to refine their craft, Dublin five-piece The Chapters talk to Craig Fitzsimons about their new EP and overcoming ego wars.
Read More Give this a bit of time. The arresting song structure and tempo changes mean that the opening track ‘Four Thorns’ doesn’t lodge fully in the brain on first listen – but with repeated exposure it emerges as a powerful and ambitious statement, featuring Ross McNally’s distinctive, emotionally appealing voice. The Chapters have retained the fragile elements that made their debut EP The Indecision Of Arthur Molloy so enchanting, but have added a muscular, masculine quality that will have fans of The Band swooning. There is a pop dimension at times in the choruses that recalls The Eagles – but behind the sweeter moments lurks something epic. There’s a great album in there, waiting to be made…
Read More The Chapters were a loud rock ‘n’ roll band until they went to ground and discovered a love of Band-era Americana and ambient Floyd.
Read More Dunno who this Arthur Molloy is, but he has evidently inspired a record of such sheer beauty, sincerity and substance, he must be a fine and glorious fellow indeed.
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