- Culture
- 03 Jun 20
Girl Band are selling signed screen-printed posters in aid of MASI
A limited number of the posters are available to purchase now.
As the controversy surrounding the Direct Provision system continues to mount, Girl Band have launched a limited run of signed, screen-printed posters on their webstore – with all profits from the sales going to MASI (The Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland).
The posters were designed by Damien Tran for Girl Band's 2019 European and UK Tour – which included two Vicar Street gigs.
Following their much-welcomed return with The Talkies and a stellar run of headline shows last year, Girl Band were scheduled to join fellow Rough Trade labelmates Sleaford Mods for an American tour in April, followed by a headline slot at All Together Now in Waterford this August Bank Holiday – both of which were unfortunately cancelled due to Covid-19 restrictions.
MASI is an independent platform for asylum seekers, that seeks justice, freedom and dignity for all asylum seekers. The collective was originally formed after the protests in Direct Provision centres in 2014. Read more about MASI's work, and find out how you can support them, here.
Buy one of Girl Band's signed screen-printed posters here.

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