What’s on Saturday: Fleetwood Mac, Danny Tenaglia, Tone of Arc and Psychic Lighthouse

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Psychic Lighthouse
The Model, Sligo Until Aug 30 themodel.ie

WB Yeats’s interest in magic and mysticism is the starting point for a show curated by Emer McGarry and featuring Clodagh Emoe, Joachim Koester, Maria Loboda, Goshka Macuga, Susan MacWilliam, Deirdre McKenna, Stephen Rennicks. All, in different ways, “point to a space beyond the physical world”.

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Danny Tenaglia
The Bunker, Derry 8pm £27 twitter.com/JikajikaDerry

Quite a coup for Derry promoters Jika Jika! in the shape of New York house legend Danny Tenaglia coming to play at the new occasional venue in the underground carpark at Ebrington Square. The New York DJ/producer was in his infuential pomp during the tribal house boom of old, with seminal residencies in Big Apple clubs like Twilo, Tunnel and Vinyl. Support from The Warehouse Project’s Krysko.

HOUSE

Tone of Arc
Opium Rooms, Dublin 11pm €10 soundcloud.com/toneofarc

San Francisco duo Derrick Boyd and Zoe Presnick know how to make a joyful noise. Thanks to their debut album, The Time Was Right, for the No 19 label, Tone of Arc's blend of punky, funky disco, Balearic wig-outs and psych space- grooves are attacting quite a bit of attention. Support in the main room from Shake, and the Abstract DJs at large in the garden.

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Fleetwood Mac
3Arena, Dublin 8pm €129.50/ €89.50/€75/€55 (sold out) 3Arena.ie

It may not matter to casual fans, but for Fleetwood Mac obsessives (there are a few, we believe), the fact that all five members of the Rumours-era band are back touring together is akin to winning the Euro Millions lottery. Consummate live band delivers classic 1970s pop/rock – there is everything to love about this.

HOUSE

The Building Society
Hangar, Dublin 10.30pm €15/€12/€10 soundcloud.com/sante

There are a lot of Ibiza dates in the Santé diary for the next few weeks as the Berlin DJ seeks to make the most of the busy summer season on the island. When it comes to raw, pumping house and agile techno, Philipp Maier’s run of releases for his own Avotre label (not to mention cuts for Cocoon, Defected, Viva and Hot Creations) have created quite the wow factor. Support from Kaily and Dan Stritch.