And NUN Came Back – A tribute to Finbarr Donnelly (1962 – 1989)
Tonight The Pavilion, Cork pays tribute to Finbarr Donnelly. Donnelly fronted seminal Cork bands Nun Attax, Five go Down to the Sea? and Beethoven between 1978 and his untimely death in London’s Serpentine in 1989. To commemorate 25 years since his passing on June the 18th Ricky Dineen has put together ..and NUN Came Back, featuring himself, Liam Heffernan, Humphrey Murphy, Tom Healy and Ian Walsh who will play songs from the back catalogue of all 3 bands.
Be sure to check out ‘Get That Monster Off The Stage’ a radio documentary produced by Paul McDermott on Finbarr Donnelly featuring interviews with Cathal Coughlan and Sean O’Hagan amongst many others.
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June 23, 2014 at 3:30 pm
still think urban blitz,unknown wrecks,euphoric vois,village idiots and violent phobia were better Cork punk bands.Also The Kidz and Berserker were much more of a punk in yr face sound.The Kidz actually released a demo e.p. whatever that is which is gold dust and think Berserker released vinyl too before they mellowed into reggae and the lounger performing sounds of Belsonic Sound.2 great bands early on.Alsoproving that there were punk band in Cork as early as 1977and certainly 1978.
June 23, 2014 at 3:31 pm
sorry misspelled euphoric voiS,should be euphoric void.
May 28, 2016 at 3:05 pm
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