• Music
  • 03 Feb 04

All a Blur

All a Blur
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Former Blur man Graham Coxon opens his solo account here on June 10 when he plays the Dublin Village venue.

Tickets for what is certain to be a packed-to-the-rafters gig are on sale now priced €20.50.
Although it wasn't a huge seller, his last solo outing, The Sky Is Too High, proved that Damon Albarn isn't the only one in his former band who's blessed with lo-fi songwriting genius.

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