Big Dish Go / KETTLE present
Richard Fearless [Death In Vegas / Black Acid]
Radioactive Man LIVE ["Growl" Album Launch / Control Tower]
Signor Pepe [KETTLE]
Conor Feeney
Robbie Ryan
Tickets: €15 Before 12 / 17 After
Doors: 10.00 – 3.00
Friday 30th May
The Underground
Kennedy's
Westland Row
Dublin 2.
Radioactive Man will be back in Dublin on Friday the 30th of May to
perform his brand new album "Growl" LIVE for the first and only time
in Ireland! Expect to see some serious hardware being used as Keith
Tenniswood brings his studio to the Underground. Straight from touring
with his new band Black Acid, Richard Fearless will also be joining us
on the night for a very special eclectic Dj set, variety and obscurity
a plenty! Catch these 2 titans together for one show only at the
Underground, Kennedy's.
Keith Tenniswood aka Radioactive Man burst into the electronic music
scene in the early nineties, with his first release on Phil Perry's
label that opened many doors, one of which lead him to collaborate
with Andrew Weatherall. The two like minded musicians formed Two Lone
Swordsman and have remixed for a huge array of artists such as Primal
Scream, Spiritualized, Howie B, David Holmes to name but a few.
In 1997, after working co producing David Holmes award winning album
'Lets Get Killed, Radioactive Man was ready to launch himself into the
limelight, with his self titled LP which suddenly turned Radioactive
Man into a electronica household name.
There has been much anticipation for the release of his newest album
'Growl', which has been described as 'a stunning collection of
timeless tracks that break, shake and quake with funk and character'.
Radioactive Man has been a welcomed visitor to our shores in the past
and he is sure not to disappoint.
Support on the night, will come in the form of none other than Richard
Fearless from Death in Vegas Fame. Now performing and just finished
touring his new band Black Acid. Expect all the hedonism of a Death in
Vegas Show, as Richard Fearless takes control of the decks for his
first solo Irish appearance for quite sometime.