ONE of Ireland’s most enthralling live acts in recent times, HamsandwicH, will be rounding off a great summer of gigs at this year’s Bulmers Live at Leopardstown series.
Well known for their incendiary live performances, thyy have established themselves as one of the top touring acts in the country.
Featuring their signature calling card of Niamh Farrell’s powerful yet sweet vocal and Podge McNamee’s juxtaposing baritone, if ever there was a band to feed off their audience, it is melodic, hook-laden, and heart-warmingly charming HamsandwicH.
Their most recent album ‘Stories From The Surface’ debuted straight in at Number 1 in the official album chart, while its predecessor ‘White Fox’ featured in Irish Times’ writer Tony Clayton-Lea’s acclaimed book ‘101 Irish Records You Must Hear Before You Die’, where he described it as a “masterclass in quality indie pop”.
HamsandwicH will play Bulmers Live at Leopardstown on Thursday, June 22. The Original Wailers had been scheduled to perform on this date, however, this show has unfortunately been cancelled.
HamsandwicH will instead join a fantastic line-up of thrilling Thursday nights at Leopardstown Racecourse, that already includes Something Happens (June 8), The Jerry Fish Electric Side-show (June 15), Hot House Flowers (July 13), The Riptide Movement (July 20), The Stunning (July 27), Sister Sledge (August 10) and Happy Mondays (August 17).
