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CITÓG, THE Galway music night which supports original emerging and alternative rock, pop, and folk artists, will this month hold begin a new series of tri-monthly gigs in its new home of the Róisín Dubh.

GUINNESS AMPLIFY gigs will be taking place in The Stock Exchange bar from today through to Sunday.

THE MINUTES, Duke Special, Kormac & His Big Band, Kíla, KeyWest, and The Hot Sprockets are coming to Galway to play the Guinness AMPLIFY weekender.

IN A ERA when everything is alt-, post-, sub-something it is refreshing to hear a band like Jemson Green declare: “To hell with sub-genres! We are a rock band”.

FOR 11 years Strange Brew has championed “indie beats, alternative rock and good vibrations” and this month it celebrates it’s 555th night.

ADMIRAL FALLOW play “epic indie-pop” with “big, yearning choruses and swaying anthems,” according to Q, and Galwegians will be able to see for themselves this weekend.

To celebrate its one year anniversary, Rock Steady Entertainment Ireland will be hosting a special show in aid of Galway Hospice at the Róisín Dubh on Friday August 31.

FORMER MONARCHS, Derek Ellard, and Stephen Sharpe will play the Citóg music night at The Cellar on Eglinton Street, tomorrow night.

GALWAY TEENS will be able to enjoy a live music gig in the Róisín Dubh on Thursday August 4 at 2.30pm with a special all ages show.