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In the last couple of years Mick Flannery has gone from part-time stonemason to one of Ireland’s most sought after musicians. Currently writing his third album, a follow up to the hugely praised White Lies he has played a string of sold-out shows all over Ireland.

In an age of digital downloads, mp3s, and music piracy, a seminar in Kilkenny during this year’s arts festival this Sunday will probe the future of the music industry.

The Stunning are back! The coolest and most iconic of Irish bands have re-assembled the original line-up and will play at The Royal Castlebar Theatre and Event Centre on December 28. Steve Wall on guitar and vocals and Joe Wall on bass and vocals are joined by Cormac Dunne on drums, Jimmy Higgins on trumpet and percussion and Derek Murray on guitar. Fans of The Stunning can look forward to a set-list of all of their biggest hits. From first single “Got to Get Away” to instant classics “Half Past Two”, “Romeo’s on Fire” and “Brewing up a Storm", The Stunning rapidly became one of Ireland’s biggest bands.

The Stunning are back! The coolest and most iconic of Irish bands have re-assembled the original line-up and will play at the Royal Castlebar on Sunday, December 28. Anyone who has been to see The Stunning live will testify to their greatness, the Galway gig on July 21 will undoubtedly be a truly superb event.The Stunning have long since retired from creating new music, fans can look forward to a set list of all their biggest hits. From their first single “Got to Get Away” to instant classics “Half Past Two”, “Romeo’s on Fire” and “Brewing up a Storm”, The Stunning took Ireland by storm. the Walls “To the Bright and Shining Sun” was one of the most played songs on radio by an Irish band in the summer of 2003

Meteor and Choice Music Prize nominee Mick Flannery showed Kilkenny fans exactly why he has been nominated for the prestigious Irish awards when he played to a full house in the top bar at Kyteler’s Inn on Thursday last.

Forget everything you’ve ever heard about Mick Flannery, because it’s all hype. Well some of it! The hype around his music is all true. He may have lost out to Jape for this month’s Choice Music Award but he’s still in the running for a Meteor Award.

In the last year, Mick Flannery has gone from part time stone mason to one of Irelands most sought after musicians. Since the release of his critically acclaimed album White Lies he has played a string of sold out shows all over Ireland, been nominated for the Choice album awards and won ‘Best Male’ at the Meteor awards.