Formed in 2006 out of the embers of a jam session on Paddy's Day, five piece folk rock band The Logues have gone from playing their tiny hometown of Castlederg in County Tyrone to becoming one of Ireland's most sought
after live bands, mixing weekly sojourns to taverns of ill repute with regular festival appearances as far afield as Holland and Dubai.

Eager to take the band onto the next level and building on the success of their self-released debut album Tough At The Bottom (2011), they entered
Attica recording studio in Donegal (Foy Vance, Villagers etc) in June 2014 to begin recording their next album, from which Fly Free is the current single. The dark, melodic love song reached number 21 in the iTunes chart, and continues to have extensive radio airplay, with Ocean FM calling it 'one of the singles of 2014'.

Influences: Flann O'Brien, Barroom antics, Father Ted, The Boss, Big
Country, The Pogues, Van The Man, Steve Earle

“Paul Tully's songs are special. They connect and speak to people. Live he's electric and in studio he's a craftsman. A name to remember and a talent to treasure,” - Ralph McLean of BBC Radio Ulster

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