Jerry Fish

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Opium, Saturday 16th October

He’s one of Ireland’s most enigmatic and entertaining performers to the point where Ireland’s biggest music and arts festival Electric Picnic have afforded him his very own stage. The Jerry Fish Electric Sideshow.

An indie legend and ringmaster of exceptional renown, Jerry Fish has evolved into a showman extraordinaire, capturing the hearts and minds of audiences all over with his now legendary live shows, a unique live theatrical experience that dissolves all boundaries between performer and audience.

For those who don’t know the back story; Jerry Fish blasted onto the Music Scene in the 1990's touring the globe as front-man of alternative rock outfit An Emotional Fish, the band who gave us the indie rock anthem “Celebrate”.

These days the name Jerry Fish is synonymous with Festivals, Carnival Sideshow, Circus and Theatre. Mr. Fish's genre bending and idiosyncratic style of entertainment has made him a household name within the Irish Music industry. With two Platinum selling solo albums, an MTV award and IRMA Music Award, and a solid reputation as a supreme and spectacular showman.

A highly charismatic performer who refuses to countenance audiences having anything but a good time. Now performing his first shows since March 2019, Jerry is buzzing to return to the thing he loves most; accentuating the positive and bringing smiles to troubled faces with his swaggering vocal, generous and infectious smile and that fantastic vaudeville moustache.

COVID-19 CERT
Inline with Government restrictions this gig will be limited capacity and patrons will be required to provide proof of immunity (Being fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 within previous 6 months).


Date:
Saturday 16th October
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€25
Address:
Opium, Wexford Street, Portobello, Dublin 2, Ireland

Google Map of Opium, Wexford Street, Portobello, Dublin 2, Ireland

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