• Culture
  • 21 Jan 20

TPM will play the Button Factory on March 20th

TPM will play the Button Factory on March 20th
Tanis Smither
Tanis Smither

The Dundalk duo will bring their raucous energy to the Button Factory stage on March 20th, 2020.

Charles and Andrew Hendy's anti-establishment hip-hop sees them rapping about curry and 'boys on the dole.' But don't write off TPM just yet. Far from lacking substance, the boys take life in Dundalk and turn it into irreverent but intelligent rap.

They will bring their anarchic live show to The Button Factory this spring, and you don't want to miss it. Hot Press says of TPM: "TPM were among the standouts of Saturday, with two incendiary sets that saw the hip hop duo taking their live show to raucous new heights. Whether proclaiming their love for curry sauce or dissing the national broadcaster, TPM’s anthems for 'all the boys on the FÁS course' once again proved to be as liberating as they’re gas."

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