No one, and I mean no one, goes to TribFest to be cool. After all, it's hard to look cool dancing to the music of Joe Dolan, ABBA, Tom Jones, Cher or Queen, well, maybe Queen, but... No, people go to TribFest to party, to listen to great music and most of all, to have fun. Fun, that's the most important part of a festival, and it was in abundance this year! The festival was a three day affair this time out and, for the first time, kicked off with a night dedicated to hard rock and metal, featuring IE/DC (AC/DC), Live Lizzy (Thin Lizzy), Whiplash (Metallica) , Guns Reloaded (Guns n' Roses), and Legendary (Bon Jovi). Was it loud? Yes, yes it was. Did it rock? Most certainly! Were the leather clad crowd entertained? Most definitely. What a way to kick off TribFest! Live Lizzy Whiplash Legendary Guns Reloaded IE/DC Night two of TribFest was a much more relaxed affair with sets from Mairead Rooney (Shania Twain), The Classic Beatles (The Beatles), Will Power (Joe Dolan)
Bell X1… If ever an Irish band deserved to make it big, it’s these guys. They write perfect pop songs, but for some unknown reason, remain one of Irelands best kept secrets.
Anyway, they announced a 5 night residency in Vicar Street, so I just had to go see them!
For the first three nights of the residency, they played an album in full, and I got to hear “Music In Mouth”. Obviously the gig didn’t stop there and we were treated to a selection of their greatest hits also.
Fantastic gig by an amazing band in a damn fine venue. What more could you want?
Anyway, they announced a 5 night residency in Vicar Street, so I just had to go see them!
For the first three nights of the residency, they played an album in full, and I got to hear “Music In Mouth”. Obviously the gig didn’t stop there and we were treated to a selection of their greatest hits also.
Fantastic gig by an amazing band in a damn fine venue. What more could you want?
Check out the photos below: