• Music
  • 18 Jun 07

Smog’s Bill Callahan for Dublin

Smog’s Bill Callahan for Dublin
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Bill Callahan, aka Smog, will grace Dublin for an intimate show later this year.

Smog mainman Bill Callahan has confirmed an August 10 visit to the Dublin Village.
He comes armed with a new album, A River Ain’t Too Much To Love, which includes relationships, teenagers, bodies of water, politics and, er, horses among its subject matter.
Tickets priced €20 go on sale on Wednesday June 20.

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