Well, hallelujah!
After a mere two months of providing succour,
salvation and a spiritual home to Dublin's game-for-a-laugh clubbers,
weekly club night Songs Of Praise is now firmly established as the
city's place to go on the Lord's Day for a dose of agnostic action and
unbridled exhibitionism.
The evening's format involves twice-hourly slots of rock'n'roll karaoke, loosely held together by resident DJs Rory Montane and Murt spinning a mix of feelgood anthems. If you're up for belting out a few Bon Jovi, Blondie or Stone Roses numbers on a Sunday evening, you'll be in the company of some surprisingly talented, as well as woefully tuneless regulars, plus a smattering of local musos and the occasional visiting indie band, all singing from the same hymn sheet. Beat that, Thora Hird.
Patric Baird
The Guide - Guardian - July 2 2005
The evening's format involves twice-hourly slots of rock'n'roll karaoke, loosely held together by resident DJs Rory Montane and Murt spinning a mix of feelgood anthems. If you're up for belting out a few Bon Jovi, Blondie or Stone Roses numbers on a Sunday evening, you'll be in the company of some surprisingly talented, as well as woefully tuneless regulars, plus a smattering of local musos and the occasional visiting indie band, all singing from the same hymn sheet. Beat that, Thora Hird.
Patric Baird
The Guide - Guardian - July 2 2005