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  • 08 Aug 23

King Kong Company announce Limerick's T.A. Narrative as support on Irish tour

King Kong Company announce Limerick's T.A. Narrative as support on Irish tour
King Kong Company at Electric Picnic 2018. Copyright Nick O Donnell
Molly Cantwell
Molly Cantwell

The Waterford dance band, who will play Dublin, Limerick, Cork, and Belfast later this year, announced earlier today they will bring along duo T.A. Narrative as support.

Waterford-based dance group, King Kong Company, have announced they will bring Limerick duo, T.A. Narrative, along as their opening act for their four-date Irish tour this Autumn/Winter.

The group, who met while attending Waterford Institute of Technology, released their first and only single of the year, 'The Machine', with Bobby Fingers, and have played multiple Irish festivals, including Naas' Bealtaine, Kaleidoscope, Sea Sessions, and Indiependence – and will play Electric Picnic 2023.

T.A. Narrative

In October/November, the six-piece group will tour Dublin's 3Olympia, Limerick's Dolan's Warehouse, Cork's Cyprus Avenue - as part of Cork Jazz Festival, and Belfast's Limelight.

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Announcing they would bring Limerick dance act, T.A. Narrative along on tour with them, the group posted on social media, saying: "Can't believe festival season is nearly over already. If you saw us and want more, or you missed us over the Summer, then no excuses. We are coming to a venue near you this Autumn."

Tickets for the various dates can be bought - here, with the Limerick and Belfast dates on sale this Friday.

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