'SELL EVERYTHING' headline The Crowbar Terrace in the heart of Dublin City along with 'Artsipolo' with support from 'Stiky Ryano'

For fans of: King Krule

SELL EVERYTHING: Dublin based alternative indie band 'SELL EVERYTHING' have taken the Dublin scene by storm with their jazzy, infectious sound that has listeners coming back for more. The band's first single "Arm Hair" released January 2024, mixing shoegaze guitar with jazz chords and jungle/drum and bass backing. Pulling influence from King Krule, Otto Benson and Duster, the lads have a new wave of effortless mountain music on the way. With a vault of tunes in the back burner and a live set of all original tunes, Sell Everything are looking forward to the rest of 2024. The project is Spearheaded by Tom Kelly. A songwriter, producer and Artist from Ireland. Who put together a team of artists, filmmakers, musicians and producers to create the gritty "city folk" attitude and aesthetic that has substance enough to push the Irish music scene forward.

Artispolo: Hailing from Dublin, Artsipolo boasts a unique blend of hip-hop and indie-rock, all tied together by gripping lyricism, compelling hooks and weeping guitars.

Originally formed as a band for his solo project

`student’, Luke Dunning (Lead Vocals/Guitar) pulled together a combination of artists from various musical worlds to create the unique style Artsipolo are known for.

Consisting of himself, Aaran Mccullagh (Bass), Adam Dunning (Drums) and Ryan Sirt (Lead Guitar/Backing Vocals), the group debuted to a sold out Button Factory in November 2022. Since then, Artsipolo have been playing regularly across some of Dublin's most reputable venues.

Stiky Ryano: is an emerging artist hailing from Dublin, Ireland, where he made a name for himself in the underground rap scene as a lyrical MC. His musical style has undertones of grunge/rock while maintaining the hard hitting boom bap energy that will get a crowd going! His Irish accent adds to the flavour of this unique artistic character drawing inspiration from the Irish artists he was fascinated with as a teen. The storytelling he learned from folk paired with the flow he learned from rapping and the energy he gained from appreciating rock bands like Red Hot Chili Peppers brings forth an untamed force sure to get you head bopping and your heart aching. His music has brought him to the stage in some of Dublin’s most popular venues including The Button Factory, Workman’s Club and The Grand Social.