• Music
  • 25 Jun 08
Wallis Bird adds Button Factory show
Wallis Bird adds Button Factory show
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

London/Uranus(!) based singer Wallis Bird has announced the first date of her upcoming Irish tour.

Recent Playing Away star Wallis Bird has confirmed an October 30 show in the Dublin Button Factory, which will cost you a not unreasonable €16 to be at.
It’s part of a nine-date Irish tour, details of which will be announced shortly on hotpress.com.

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