The Irish contingent has been confirmed for South By Southwest, the annual showcase festival in Austin, Texas, which is arguably the most important shop window for new acts in the U.S. – and a few old ones to boot.
Hoping to woo the record company, publishing, TV & film soundtrack sourcing and concert promoter masses are Cathy Davey (pictured), Iain Archer, Paddy Casey, Oppenheimer, Fight Like Apes, Channel One, Delorentos, Distractors, Driving By Night, Laura Izibor and The Bleedin’ Bleedins.
Running from March 12 to 16, delegates will also be able to feast on the likes of Dolly Parton, The Black Crowes, REM and recent HP interviewees Vampire Weekend.
A host of indie stars turned out for a Whelan’s 25th Anniversary New Year’s Eve Special to be broadcast on TG4
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The Late David Turpin is not only very much alive, but also gearing up for the September 13 release of his We Belong Dead album.
Read More The likes of Cathy Davey, The Riptide Movement and Cashier No 9 will all play.
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The singer will perform as part of a Lexus CT 200h preview tour
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Cathy Davey has surged back to the top of the Irish indie charts with The Nameless.
Read More Led by a troop of ominous violinists, 'Army Of Tears' is an eerie, militant aria with more than a hint of Kate Bush oddity. Ms. Davey, you've outdone yourself. Buy.
Read More When Cathy Davey's acclaimed third album The Nameless shot to the number one spot in the Irish mainstream and indie charts last month, it marked not just a triumphant return for an artist who'd been dropped by EMI after her critically lauded and commercially successful Tales Of Silversleeve, but a new dawn for independent Irish acts in general. But behind the writing of that album was enough guilt and grief to start a new religion. Here, in her most in-depth and revealing interview to date, Davey talks about how Zen helped her put mind and body back together after her grandmother's death, why daytime radio doesn't serve the people, organised religion is poisonous and modern medicine means we live too long. Oh, and why Crystal Swing just aren't funny. At all.
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Singer one of two stellar performances lined up for this Friday.
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The singer will make an appearance at Grafton Street's HMV store
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It's your first chance to gaze in wonder at her new album, The Nameless.
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Due to what the organizers describe as “unavoidable circumstances”, the 'Drop Haiti's Debt' gig planned for Thursday February 11 in Vicar Street has been cancelled.
Read More Cathy Davey, Julie Feeney & The Chapters among those who will perform
Read More It's taking place in Vicar St. on February 11.
Read More Cathy Davey has re-scheduled her upcoming December 22 show for a date in February.
Read More Cathy Davey’s summer has just become even busier with the Tales Of Silversleeve woman headlining the Eurocultured Festival in Smithfield Plaza, Dublin this August.
Read More Le Cheile have revealed the previsionary line-up for this year's August festival, which will feature appearances from the likes of Cathy Davey, Republic Of Loose and Damien Dempsey.
Read More Cathy Davey heads the line-up Cork X Southwest, which takes place in The Showgrounds, Skibbereen in July.
Read More Cathy Davey has confirmed a rigorous bout of summer touring, including dates in Dublin, Cork, Galway and at Electric Picnic.
Read More Hotpress.com can exclusively reveal that Cathy Davey and The Flaws will headline next month's Murphy's Live semi-finals in Cork and Dublin.
Read More After a storming appearance at the Eurosonic festival in Holland, Patrick Freyne talks to Cathy Davey about recording, redecoration and ill communication.
Read More Cathy Davey’s Tales Of Silversleeve has been installed as the 5-2 favourite to win this year’s Choice Music Prize, which is worth a none too shabby €10,000 to the winner.
Read More It's set to be a busy couple of weeks for Cathy Davey, with overseas excursions, awards nominations and a new live date all coming up.
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After a successful series of residencies around the country, Cathy Davey has announced a fresh series of dates for a pre-Christmas tour.
Read More Davey cuts a shimmering figure on stage, buoyant with rhythmic hand-claps, shakes of tambourines and staccato rhythms.
Read More Tales Of Silversleeve is pop music that it’s OK for indie fans to revel in, taking the listener on a musical journey that’s as inventive and idiosyncratic as it is infectious.
Read More Dublin/London singer Cathy Davey has been confirmed as the Irish act for the annual Eurosonic showcase.
Read More She fell out of love with music having toured her debut album incessantly. But now Cathy Davey is back with a new sound, and a new attitude.
Read More Cathy Davey is to play a series of concerts to promote forthcoming second album.
Read More Dublin songstress Cathey Davey road tests new material when she tours Ireland.
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Davey rocks out leaving all in no doubt that the 100 Club has hosted another potentially historic night.
Read More New album, live dates: Cathy Davey hits up Cork, Limerick, Galway and Dublin next month
Read More After all the hype and a certain number of raised eyebrows, Cathy Davey is finally ready to go on record. Just don’t ask her about ‘paying her dues’.
Read More As the object of the most hotly contested A&R battle for quite a while, it’s now time for Dubliner Cathy Davey to put her sizeable label advance where her mouth is.
Read More Something Ilk display the tender shoots of what promises to be a hugely illustrious career. Hype can often be akin to the kiss of death for a new artist, but Davey has the sheer talent and the lust for life to kiss right back.
Read More With the small but perfectly formed Come Over EP, Cathy Davey is finally ready to face the world.
Read More Davy swoops and yelps her way through proceedings with her distinctive voice, inviting comparisons with others before deciding that she’d rather be completely unique if it’s all the same with you.
Read More Cathy Davey is already a familiar face to those who have witnessed any of Autamata’s recent performances.
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