Daylight - Glasnevin, Dublin (BYOB)
Mar
6

Daylight - Glasnevin, Dublin (BYOB)

Peer Pleasure are one big Dysfunctional family, founded as a lockdown project and existing as a groupchat long before a band.

Featuring a collective of members from the south east of Ireland the band mixes elements of Noise, Blues, Garage and Punk music with an unhealthy Cynicism, Absurdist humour, Parish hall level resent and a healthy dose of Bare Knuckle call outs and other video nasties.

The Band has received praise from outlets such as So Young Magazine, Hot Press, The Goo and Nialler9 and have been featured on the BBC 6's New Music Fix and Indie Forever Shows.

Playing over 150 shows since 2022 everywhere from Pub Backrooms, Theatre Spaces, Belgian Squats and international festivals, Peer Pleasure will play anywhere, anytime and under any conditions.

Highlights Include:

Squat Tour of Europe 2023

Electric Picnic 2023, 2024, 2025

Whelan's Ones to watch 2024, 2025

4 Shows In New York as Part of New Collosus Festival 2025

8MM Festival Berlin 2025

The Spudguns are a five-piece band from small towns and built-up areas in Ireland. They play for yourselves, for themselves, and for everybody else.

The band is made up of Thomas Wakely, Adam Burke, Kalebh Grocock and, brothers Eoin and Kealan Power.

Working out of their studio “Big Beef Sound” in Arklow Co. Wicklow, the band has refined their DIY-style approach to recording, while shaping their unique sound. Their music takes inspiration from surf rock and garage rock, with subtle touches of psychedelia.

Bad Mothers Union was established in Kilkenny in 2003. They released their debut single, ‘Fun For Five Year Olds’ three years later. In 2008, US subprime mortgage delinquency rates exceeded 21% causing mortgage-backed securities tied to real estate to plummet in their value. On September 15, Lehman-Brothers declared bankruptcy. Bad Mothers Union dissolved that same year.

In 2023, Bad Mothers Union reformed.

They currently have a bassist retention rate of 40%

Sticky Digit are a titanic sounding force fusing infectious melody, stoner grooves and twisting rhythms in the vein of Kyuss, Helmet and Soundgarden. The 3-piece featuring Edgar Bird on vox & guitar, Martin Codd on bass and Eddie Murray on drums self-released single 'Between the Middle' in 2010. They released their self titled debut album in 2012 featuring guests Clive Barnes, Ivan DePrume (White Zombie) and Wallis Bird.

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Dec
20

The Sludge Club


https://www.ticketsource.com/whats-on/ireland/lost-lane/sludgemas-2025/2025-12-20/12:00/t-njkajqg


FEATURING PERFORMANCES FROM

  • The Sróns

  • Ratsnatchers

  • Rufus Coates and Jess Smith

  • The Spudguns

  • The Sleaze

  • Bobby Basil 

  • Ireland

  • Snowballs


(from promoter)

Tis the season to be Sludgey!

Sludgemas returns with some bells on this year, as we’re hosting an all day Xmas party on Saturday, December 20th.

From Midday, join us at our Christmas market, where you can bag you (or your loved ones) some wonderful art, merch, vintage clothes or even a damn tattoo! While you peruse the selections of our incredible merchants, why not visit Santas Rotto, enjoy some of the live entertainment we’ll have going on or maybe slurp down a Sludgenog or two? They’re vegan, before you ask.

THEN, as the clock hits 4pm, join us next door for our Christmas party. The longest lineup for a music showcase we’ve had to date, the evening is sure to be a cracker. We’re stoked, you should be too.

We’ve decided to donate all our ticket sales to ACLAÍ Palestine this year and there will be stations in house where you can make a donation, if you’d like!

Note: Our Christmas market, running from 12pm-5pm is free entry. Any tickets purchased will gain you access to our Christmas party from 4pm onwards.

So mark your calendars and grab your green tinsel, this is certainly not one to miss! Tickets on sale now, link in bio

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GOMA, Waterford City
Jun
28

GOMA, Waterford City

Located in the Viking triangle of Waterford City, the Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) aims to foster awareness, understanding and involvement in the visual arts through innovative programmes and inclusive policies.

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