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  • irishtimes.com - Posted: September 16, 2009 @ 2:08 pm

    On The Record Presents at Hard Working Class Heroes

    Jim Carroll

    OTR will be hosting a gig next month at the Hard Working Class Heroes festival.

    On The Record Presents will take place at the Twisted Pepper (Middle Abbey Street) on Saturday October 17.

    Acts playing on the night are Valerie Francis, Hunter-Gatherer, The Spook Of The Thirteenth Lock, Cities, Kyon, Yes Cadets, The Dying Seconds and The Holy Roman Army. They’re just eight of the some 99 acts playing this year’s festival. Running order and stage times to follow nearer the date.

    A weekend ticket for HWCH costs €40, while you can also purchase a per-night ticket for €18.50 which will get you into all six HWCH venues on any given night. You can purchase the tickets from each venue on the night, the HWCH box-office at Filmbase or at tickets.ie (additional charges apply).

    Aside from the bands, the monthly Banter discussion on pop culture will also take place in the venue on the night. “Meet the new media cats” will see Niall Byrne (Nialler9 blog, State magazine and the Irish Independent’s Day & Night magazine) and Una Mullally (UnaRocks, the Sunday Tribune and Soundcheck) joining me to poke around in the Venn diagram between blogs, Twitter and the established media. That discussion begins in the upstairs room at 8.30pm and admission to it is free.

  • 11 Comments

    1.
    September 16, 2009
    9:35 pm

    Definitely the best thing on for the festival. That’s a strong line-up.

    Comment by Warren Kaplin
    2.
    September 17, 2009
    9:44 am

    warren – thanks but there’s plenty of other decent acts playing over the weekend too. We could have easily put together a second day just like that one. Loads of variety rules OK.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    3.
    September 17, 2009
    10:12 am

    how much is the deposit on the plastic ‘on the record’ cups?

    Comment by petee
    4.
    September 17, 2009
    10:16 am

    petee – what a swell idea

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    5.
    September 17, 2009
    3:17 pm

    Some good names there Jim. Am looking forward to the Hunter Gatherer album.

    Comment by Ian
    6.
    September 18, 2009
    4:14 pm

    Hope to get to Dublin for this weekend.

    Great value too.

    Comment by Finola
    7.
    September 20, 2009
    6:08 pm

    ian – me too

    finola – very good line-up this year for HWCH – a chance to do some binge-gigging over one weekend is always good

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    8.
    September 21, 2009
    2:49 pm

    As if anyone needed another reason to love the Twisty! What a deadly, deadly line-up for Saturday, nice one. Definitely a highlight of this year’s schedule.

    Comment by Naomi
    9.
    September 21, 2009
    2:50 pm

    thanks naomi!

    On another note and seeing as u have your Drop-D hat on, what happened to the story on Eamonn Doran’s on your site? Seems to have vanished.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    10.
    September 21, 2009
    3:02 pm

    Mmmmm…I know!! The writer had second thoughts and withdrew it.

    Comment by Naomi
    11.
    September 29, 2009
    10:59 am

    I’m hearing good things about a band called ‘the poormouth’ that I want to check out at this years HWCH. Anyone know where and when?

    Comment by Simon Krasova

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