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Don’t miss Áine Tyrrell and DOBBY live at Brunswick Heads on November 17. This isn’t just a show; it’s a statement. Join in an unforgettable night of music, storytelling, and connection.

Áine Tyrrell, renowned for her inspiring and thought-provoking artistry, is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter who stands out as an unmissable live act. Unwilling to be pigeonholed by the music industry’s narrow scope of Irish Folk, Áine is carving a path all her own, steadfastly defining her genre as ‘Irish as fuck’. Her performances seamlessly flow from soulful Irish songs, the strumming of acoustic guitars, her resonant vocals, to the rhythmic beats of spoken word and hip hop, all fueled by her undeniable passion.

DOBBY, a multi-talented Filipino and Aboriginal musician from Murrawarri and Ngemba land of Weilmoringle and Brewarrina NSW, is renowned for his dynamic performances as a rapper, drummer, and composer. Winning accolades like the best video for ‘I Can’t Breathe’ at the 2020 FBi SMAC Awards, this anthem resonates at Australia’s Bla(c)k Lives Matter protests and educational institutions. Known as the 2018 ‘BIGSOUND buzz act’, DOBBY has left international audiences in awe, making waves at events like The Great Escape, UK, and Reeperbahn Festival, Germany.

Áine Tyrrell and DOBBY are back to recreate the magic that lit up Splendour in the Grass in July, a performance that brimmed with truth, power, love, and fire. 

See this great show at 7pm, Friday, November 17 at Brunswick Picture House.

Tickets: https://ainetyrrell.com/tour.

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