The Depot Sessions

The Depot @ The Complex, Thursday 6th June - Friday 7th June

The Depot Sessions are two summer nights of live music, on 6 and 7 June, featuring some of Ireland’s most exciting bands, theatrically staged in the immersive and intimate setting of The Depot, The Complex’s large warehouse performance space. The Depot Sessions showcase an incredible line-up of music from various genres: from new band WineMom to the indie-soul sounds of Fizzy Orange, to Cruel Sister’s 90s inspired alt-rock and the launch of the new EP by Really Good Time, curated by The Complex Team.

Thursday Night's Line Up
Sexy Tadhg | Fizzy Orange | Wine Mom

Friday Night's Line Up
Really Good Time | Squarehead | Cruel Sister


Date:
Thursday 6th June - Friday 7th June
Time:
9.00pm
Price:
€10 - €15
Address:
The Depot at The Complex, Mary's Abbey, Smithfield, Dublin 7, Ireland

Google Map of The Depot at The Complex, Mary's Abbey, Smithfield, Dublin 7, Ireland

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