Gigonometry Present: Bullet Girl, SPRINTS, Lady Landscape Jamie O’Reilly


Date: 16 May 2019
Time: 7.30pm
Ticket Price: €8 online / €10 on the door BUY TICKET

Gigonometry Presents…

Bullet Girl, SPRINTS, Lady Landscape, Jamie O’Reilly.

Date: Thurs May 16th 2019

Time: 7.30pm

Admission: €10 on the door/€8 in advance from Eventbrite

Our May line-up is as eclectic as it is excellent. Headliners Bullet Girl make a welcome return to the Gigonometry stage with their high octane set, fresh out of the blocks Sprints have dashed off to a great start, with fantastic reviews of their few live shows to date, whilst the Dunboyne contingent are amply represented by the elegant Lady Landscape, and the subtly arresting voice of Jamie O’Reilly making his Gigonometry debut after a stint in Germany where he recorded his debut album.

 

Bullet Girl

Bullet Girl are a four piece post-punk outfit from North Dublin. Having played under a different name for over four years before deciding to rebrand as Bullet Girl early 2017, they quickly caught attention with their debut single Post Atomic Youth, laying the foundation for a renewed interest in their alluring live shows. 2019 has kept the momentum up, with shows in various Dublin venues including a St. Patrick’s Day performance in The Workmans Club, followed by a Record Store show in R.A.G.E. Records.

Check out Post Atomic Youth here… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCDR0t2KRcg

https://www.facebook.com/BulletGirlBand/

 

SPRINTS

Upcoming alternative rock band SPRINTS are proud to announce the release of their debut single ‘Pathetic’ on April 19th, celebrating the release with a launch party in The Sound House on Saturday April 20th.

‘Pathetic’ is a punchy, raw and powerful anti-love song with punk and classic rock influences. It was recorded in Darklands Studio by Dan Doherty, mixed by Robin Ball and mastered by Fergal Davis.

SPRINTS are a fast-paced and melodic alternative rock group. They combine pulsating riffs with swelling drums and emotive lyricism to create a unique sound. Taking elements from post-punk and beyond, they’re a band best seen live and in their element.

Comprised of Karla Chubb, Colm O’Reilly, Sam McCann and Jack Callan, the band have over three years gigging experience as individuals and are looking forward to storming the gig circuit in 2019.

SPRINTS played their first gig in Whelan’s this February, and have quickly gained a reputation as a ferocious live band. They have since played gigs in a number of Dublin’s top music venues and support UK band Alexis Kings on the Irish leg of their European tour in the Workman’s Club.

www.instagram.com/sprintsmusic

www.sprintsmusic.com

www.facebook.com/sprintsmusic

 

Lady Landscape

Founded by Alex Harrison and Ryan McDonnell in late 2018, Meath-based five-piece, Lady Landscape embrace a lo-fi sound that combines rich synth textures, dreamy guitar rhythms and smooth barritone vocals. Their songs combine a slick indie pop sound with a direct lyricism, that tells semi-true stories of failure and renewed yearning.

Upon forming, the then two piece band released their first EP ‘1’ in 2018, before taking a short hiatus, whilst Harrison spent some time in Vancouver, Canada to work on new demos. McDonnell and Harrison then returned to work in their makeshift bedroom studio to craft and shape their second release ‘2’, due to be independently released in Spring 2019.

Constantly developing their sound with each release, Lady Landscape became a five piece this year, incorporating friends of the group: Jamie Reynolds (Drums), Tiernan Buckley (Bass) and Adam Olin (Lead Guitar), for a series of live shows in Dublin.

https://www.instagram.com/lady.landscape/?hl=en

 

Jamie O’Reilly

Jamie O’Reilly is a dream folk artist from Dunboyne. He has won the SCC songwriting competition in 2017 with his song ‘Canvas’ and has played at the

Christie Hennessy festival in Co.Kerry whilst also playing many of Dublin’s music venues. After finishing his diploma in the rock school in Ballyfermot, he studied at the Popakademie Mannheim, where he recorded his debut album which is due for release later this year. There is no doubt this outstanding young artist will make his way through to the big stages – some have compared him to a younger, Irish version of RY X, his fragile and echoing voice sticks with the audience long after the show.

https://www.facebook.com/jamieoreillymusic/

About Gigonometry

Gigonmetry.com is an online group of live music lovers. The 3,600+ members aka Gigonometrists are constantly meeting up to go to gigs and festivals together, share musical as well as gig experiences, and generally enjoy being in the company of fellow music enthusiasts! Gigonometry Presents… is their monthly fix of up and coming original acts; the shows are highly sought after by bands due to the enthusiastic, listening audiences. Each month is highly anticipated by acts and audience, who each play their part in the symbiosis that occurs.

Post gig interviews & live video footage are available to view on our Youtube channel at www.youtube.com/channel/UClg7XYxyKlhM5mbY06N6nwQ

Gigonometry.com is free to join, and entitles members to discounts on this and other gigs, as well as the opening of a vast array of live music opportunities.

“Your best and worst gig so far? ….Most favourite so far have probably been Gigonometry in The Workmans for great vibes….” – Jess Kav of BARQ (Interview with entertainment.ie Jan 17)