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Supported by;
Claude Von Stroke, Richie Hawtin, Sharam, Luciano, Slam, Deep Future,David Moreno, Kolombo, Hugo,Atapy, Sasch BBC, Luigi Rocca,  Alexi Delano, Angel Molina, Italoboyz, Francesco Farfa, Andrew Grant, Anderson Noise, Franco Bianco, Andrea Ferlin, Daniel Sanchez, Marquez Ill, Horatio, Axel Bartsch,Deep Mariano,Niki Belucci, Gare Mat K, Klartraum, Dance Trippin TV, RA, Igloo Mag, Radio FDS, RTE Pulse, DJ Forum Italy Magazine, Diversions Radio Toronto, Subdivision Global Radio, BLN FM, DI Radio, Flaix FM, Power FM Dublin, Mix FM Lebanon and Afterhours Radio Show Peru between many others!
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Bio:
Døc is a musical project by Irish DJ and producer Darren Doherty. A well established name on the Irish clubbing scene, Døc’s first real experience of dance music happened after he snuck into a nightclub at the tender age of fifteen, instantly falling in love with the tunes, atmosphere and vibes, Doherty promised himself that one day he would return to the club, Privilege, Longford, as a DJ. He then devoted himself to achieving that goal and eventually enjoyed a very successful residency there.

With over twenty year’s worth of experience behind the decks, it’s safe to say that Døc is an artist who has truly mastered his craft. Based in Sligo, the home to clubbing in the west of Ireland, Døc has been controlling crowds in the region with his genre hopping brand of deep, progressive and techy basslines for well over a decade, never failing to lift the energy in a room and create an atmosphere that keeps people coming back and begging for more. Having played in many of Ireland’s biggest and most popular venues, Døc has played a number of international shows, most notably at the Circle Warehouse Party London, Sankeys Ibiza, Eden Ibiza, Circle Miami and Hï Ibiza, supporting the likes of Danny Howells, Clive Henry and Alex Arnout in the process.

Døc is also an extremely accomplished producer, having been making his own original productions for over ten years. He has a string of successful releases behind him, both as part of the Døc project and under other aliases. He has had a number of tracks signed to Suro Recordings including his collaboration with Marc de Pulse on the track Birthing Star, released in September 2017. Døc’s music has received support from some real heavy hitters in the industry, including Nick Warren, one of the world’s best known progressive DJs.

Døc currently holds several local and international residencies, including slots at Spiral Tree, Longford and appearances with Circle Experience in London, Ibiza, Miami & Berlin. He also often plays guest slots with some of Ireland’s leading club brands in venues up and down the country. With a regular podcast series, Døc-Cast and Døc's Picks and his new residency on Ibiza Club News radio, it is evident that Doherty is one of the hardest working DJs currently on the Irish scene, and one that is set to be here for many years to come.

Cahir O’Doherty [ guitar, bass guitar, singer/songwriter]

Cahir (rhymes with “fire”) is a Dubliner who has been playing and singing since his late teens. He knew he could have  a future as a guitarist when after  a couple of years he sat down with a couple of his favorite Loudon Wainright albums to find that what he thought was really tough guitar parts falling into place in what seemed a miraculous fashion. In just a couple of nights he found that he could play every track from Wainright’s first two albums, even using the same chords and riffs! Eureka! When he worked out Dylan’s Freewheeling over the next couple of nights he thought to himself “How about that for a game of Guitar Heroes?”.  Delighted with himself would be putting it mildly.

So when he found himself down and out in Paris in September, after a chance meeting with an Irish girl who introduced him to an English guitar player called Nick in Le Mazet, HQ of the Left Bank busking scene, he began busking in the Metro.  Life suddenly seemed to be quite sweet. A few weeks later he met Jim Bermingham, also a Dubliner, who became his partner in crime and shared the hotel bill. Over the next few years they would play together in London, Paris and Dublin, not really caring about what would come next, but being free to do pretty much as they wished, bar the odd run-in with the agents of local law enforcement.

Though they eventually lost track of each other, they recently made contact in London, where Jim now lives, still a musician. Now they are part of The Potentials, a loose grouping of musicians who play with each other as and where need and availability dictate. They play a mixture of folk from Ireland, Scotland, the US, Canada and Australia, and maybe some blues, bluegrass or country thrown in, or even mixed up with each other.

Cahir plays in a rhythmic hard picking style, bringing out bass notes in a way which, he has often been told, makes him sound like two or even three musicians. Handy when you’re doing one night stands. In fact, it was exactly the need to make a guy and a guitar sound more interesting that led to him developing this style of playing. He will also play picking style on love songs such as Black is the Colour and Raglan Road, introducing extra chords and variations that lend a modal-Latin flavour to these most poignant of love songs. He has also written many original songs in a variety of styles, but all with a keen melodic flavour which combined with his distinctive Irish voice and guitar style aim to express the mysteries of existence and the human condition, and the part played in it by love and the search for meaning and soul.

Cahir has been traveling on and off since his twenties, and has played live in Irish and other bars and restaurants in France, Ireland, Holland, Spain, Austria and Italy. Though he would love it if he could just play Irish songs live he realises that most punters are not such hardcore Irish fans, so he usually mixes Irish, Greatest Hits, Blues and Country depending on the reaction of the crowd on the night.

He lived for many years in Munich, and played many times in the local Irish Bars, such as the Shamrock, the Dubliner and Leon’s. He has also played regularly in Switzerland in Winterthur and in Innsbruck in Austria. Dachau and Nuremburg are also regular spots.

He has been back in Ireland for a few years now but since the economic crash he is feeling restless and since meeting up with Jim thinks that there is still dust to kick up on that Yellow Brick Road.


"One of the finest artists to arrive on the scene in the last few years." - Jack L
Debut single A Thousand Miles out Dec 29th!

The Irish Red Cross works both at home in Ireland and in countries overseas which have been damaged by wars or natural disasters.

The Irish Red Cross is part of the largest global network of voluntary humanitarian action in the world - the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement which has a national organisation in nearly every country in the world - some 187 Red Cross or Red Crescent societies in total. 

Danny O'Leary is an 18 year old singer songwriter from Cork, and a multi instrumentalist. Danny can play modern-pop-rock songs on his own or also Country & Irish with his mother, Mary on accordion.

Danny  tries to play something to suit all ages at gigs, and will be continuing with both different styles.

www.dannyolearymusic.com

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