Live recording of our Christmas gig in the beautiful Chancery Lane Theatre

Facing west

One that i want

Married to the sea (feat. Stephen Killeen)

Hearts on fire

All my friends

little bonus track from our valentines weekend gigs

Scarlet ribbons

A live recording of one of our first original tunes.

Original music written by Ruth McGill, Alma Kelliher and Ruth Smith

See You (live)

Our live cover version of Hozier's very beautiful Like Real People Do.

Like Real People Do

Original song by the Evertides, recorded live at the Peacock Bar, Abbey Theater

Original music by Ruth McGill, Alma Kelliher and Ruth Smith
Lyrics inspired by Maeve Stone's Red Room.

Step Into It (live)

An orignal track by The Evertides recorded live at the Peacock Bar, Abbey Theatre

Original music written by Ruth McGill, Alma Kelliher and Ruth Smith

Too Many Wishes (live)

A studio version we recorded of Midget for the Maida Vale Incident for BBC comedy online. Produced by Tim Bran in Britannia Row Studios London.

Midget

Part rock band, part international comedy sensation, part three guys who spend an uncomfortable amount of time together, Dead Cat Bounce have been touring the world relentlessly, on a very tight budget since 2008.

In that time we’ve been to all the world’s major comedy festivals, including the Montreal Just for Laughs Festival, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Kilkenny Cat Laughs, Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Sydney Comedy Festival, where we won the Time Out Jury Prize in 2010 and the People’s Choice Award in 2011. We’ve played to full houses at some pretty enormous venues, like the Hammersmith Apollo in London, the St Denis in Montreal, the Palais Theatre in Melbourne and Vicar Street in Dublin. We’ve played most of the big music festivals in the UK and Ireland and we’ve been on the telly in Ireland, the UK, Canada and Australia. 

We’re probably the only act in the world who have supported both Jason Manford and The Darkness.

To see where we're playing next visit http://www.deadcatbounce.ie/gigs...