Weekly radio show presented by John Power broadcast in Ireland, UK, Australia, Germany and North America, supporting the best house and electronic music.

'Stellar Drifting', the new album out now.
http://george-fitzgerald.com

DJ: Bukkake, Sweatbox, Rollover Disco

Paddy Scahill

Paddy got into DJing aged 16, playing tunes at house parties for his friends. He eventually got some gigs on a 'very dodgy' pirate radio station - situated underneath a cab office in central Dublin.

Paddy's earliest DJ influences were 90’s Dublin legends Warren K and Derek M and UK colossus Sasha. 

Fast forward to Paddy's debut on Dublin's gay scene, playing at the dragged-up electroclash lovechild of Dublin legends Panti & Veda, CandiPanti at Wax on Tuesdays. A residency at Hilton Edwards on bank holiday weekends followed soon. From there, he graduated to deck duty at legendary Friday night club H.A.M. at The Pod. 

When H.A.M. finally wound up in 2005, Paddy secured a weekly spot at The Dragon (Dublin's biggest gay club) where he remained for nine years until its closure in 2014. 

Over the last fifteen years, Paddy's played most of Dublin's hotspots: Switch, Spirit, Pantibar, Sauce at The Kitchen/Code 23, DTM, Bonanza, Alegria, Ginger, Qween, Profile, Euphoria, numerous after-parties and more. 

He joined forces with Pushee in 2015 to launch Aerach (the Irish word for ‘gay’). The club was renowned for its fresh slant on Dublin clubbing and emphasis on high quality local and international talent.

Paddy's been resident at Bukkake in Cafe en Seine (formerly Soder & Ko, 4 Dame Lane  - and originally at The Purty Kitchen) on bank holiday Sundays for ten years now. He follows that up with another residency at Rollover Disco in Odessa on Bank Holiday Monday afternoons, where the real party people keep it lit! 

He's a regular guest at underground, unashamedly queer Friday night club Sweatbox. He also recently played at the launch of club kid trash-queen party, Taboo.  Festival-wise, Paddy played at thisispopbaby's infamous arena of homocentricity at Electric Picnic three years in a row.

Paddy’s also been securing guest slots around Europe in recent years. He  co-hosts the monthly ‘Gay Burn Show’ on Phever with fellow Dublin scene veteran, DJ Karen. 

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Management: mattie@involvedmanagement.com
UK / EU bookings: jason@earth-agency.com 
US bookings:  brent@good-direction.agency + caroline@good-direction.agency

As one of Iceland’s most successful exports, singer-songwriter Ásgeir has always pushed the boundaries of his thoughtful brand of folk-pop. His debut album, ‘Dýrð í dauðaþögn’, became the best-selling debut in Icelandic history, leading to the English-language version ‘In The Silence’ in 2014. He continued to refine his sound with ‘Afterglow’ in 2017, ‘Bury The Moon’ in 2020, and ‘Time On My Hands’ in 2022’, earning praise from press and radio worldwide, including the likes of The Independent, MOJO, NME, The Line Of Best Fit, Clash Magazine, BBC 6 Music and Radio X.
 
In recent years, Ásgeir has embraced solo performances, playing nearly 70 intimate shows across Europe, the Nordics, and Iceland, including a UK tour with Icelandic singer GDRN. He also performed with the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra and recorded a live session for Arte TV in Berlin. His passion for live music has taken him to unique venues, including small churches, deepening his connection with audiences. He wrote a song for a Kafkaesque play that was hosted at The Reykjavik City Theatre called Sýslumaður Dauðans.
 
Ásgeir is now back with his next album, focusing on songwriting with a fresh approach; prioritizing melody and personal storytelling, exploring themes of relationships, aging, hope, and nostalgia. His influences range from Leonard Cohen and Daniel Lanois to contemporary artists like Adrianne Lenker and Dina Ögon.
 
The album’s production was a hands-on process, with Ásgeir playing most of the instruments and collaborating with a select group of musicians, including Nashville cellist Nat Smith. Recorded both solo and with a band, the songs capture an organic, heartfelt energy. With this new chapter, Ásgeir continues to evolve, offering music that is as introspective and accomplished as ever as well as deeply resonant.

DJ Karen has worked on the DJ circuit for the last 34yrs.  32of those  in The George ....   No mean feat in an island that has seen musical styles and venues change over the years. She started working in The George in late 1994 and thankfully is still here! 
You can now find Karen in The George on Tuesdays and Sundays playing a selection of dance tunes and genres from dance remixes of pop tunes, funky house thru to pumping Electro house. Before you know what's happening you're standing in the middle of the dance floor shaking your tush and discovering dance moves you never knew you had. Sweatbox Dubli is where Karen truly Shines  banging out classic house to pumping tech house Shes not called the High Priestess of house for nothin .
She certainly knows how to control the room there's no mistake who is in control!!
Over the years she has played Slam @ The Hub, Wax on South William St. and had a Sunday residence in Spirit, Abbey Street where she got to play along side   Erick Morillo, Frankie Knuckles, Roger Sanchez, Guetta.......the list goes on. 
She has also played to at some of Irelands festivals  Oxygen , Milk , and Electric Picnic
Gran Canaries Pride , and alot of pride Parties around Ireland

Berlin-based duo OY first came to prominence when singer-musician Joy Frempong joined forces with producer-musician Melodydreamer to form what is now known as a symbiotic avant-pop and genre-bending body of sound.
Their symphonic odyssey expanded to new horizons in 2014, releasing their first collaborative album, “No Problem Saloon” in which they masterfully crafted a rich tapestry of African landscapes and pearls of wisdom. By then signed under the Belgian cult label Crammed Discs, the duo embarks on an outer space exode with “Space Diaspora” in 2016, a critically acclaimed concept album where retro and modern sounds dance in harmony. Vocal loops sprinkle the album with reflective notes on modern alienation while the bouncing beats, quirky samples, and electrifying synthesizers paint a cosmic dreamscape. Through a transnational prism, Oy’s music boldly blurs the lines and sinks the notion of borders into blissful oblivion. Notorious for their vibrant scenic presence, every performance captures the hearts of festival-goers and music lovers with their wondrous storytelling and somersaulting rhythms, stretching the boundaries of music into uncharted realms. Their unique musical imprint is at the crossroads of many cultures and voices, which has led to 300+ shows in more than 20 countries and to appearances at festivals like Les Transmusicales, Les Eurockéennes, Sonar and Montreux Jazz.


ROLLING STONE: ‘A cybernetic sound jungle and a huge radio play - a whole universe unveils..' 

AFROPUNK: 'A new sound that might make the future a little more colorful - if we listen' 

NOISEY: ‘Wonderful symbiosis of driving drums, minimalist synth sounds and dreamy vocals’ 

live at GREAT ESCAPE (UK): ''the entire room is on their feet dancing..''

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