• Music
  • 30 Jun 14
Allah Las confirm Dublin visit
Allah Las confirm Dublin visit
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

L.A. buzz band Allah Las are Dublin-bound on September 28 for a show in The Workman’s Club. Tickets are a snip at just €16.

The band, who nod furiously towards the likes of The Yardbirds, The Byrds and primetime Stones, met while working at the City of Angels’ legendary Amoeba Music record store and will be plugging their upcoming Worship The Sun album, which is trailed by the jangletastic ‘501-415’.

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