PONY UP presents Gilla Band

+ The Psychotic Monks
“The Greatest Irish Albums of all time” The Irish Times
Whilst Dublin 4 piece Gilla Band’s cataclysmic sound avoids consignment to any singular genre, it’s thrusting noise-rock guitars, heavy techno drum beats and wailing vocals paired with frontman Dara Kiely’s witty, mundane and often surrealist lyrics create ‘as perfect an expression of rock’n’roll’s essential auto-destructive impulse as this writers ever heard.’ (The Guardian). Trailblazers for modern Irish alternative music and known for their ferocious live shows which have been described as chaotic, electrifying and ‘genuinely dangerous, like one last rave before the apocalypse’, Gilla Band are not just a band, but a force.
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- Tuesday 27 Feb 2024
- Expired!
- 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
- Norwich Arts Centre
- St Benedict's Street, Norwich, NR2 4PG
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PONY UP presents Gilla Band

- Tuesday 27 Feb 2024
- Expired!
- 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
- Norwich Arts Centre
- St Benedict's Street, Norwich, NR2 4PG
+ The Psychotic Monks
“The Greatest Irish Albums of all time” The Irish Times
Whilst Dublin 4 piece Gilla Band’s cataclysmic sound avoids consignment to any singular genre, it’s thrusting noise-rock guitars, heavy techno drum beats and wailing vocals paired with frontman Dara Kiely’s witty, mundane and often surrealist lyrics create ‘as perfect an expression of rock’n’roll’s essential auto-destructive impulse as this writers ever heard.’ (The Guardian). Trailblazers for modern Irish alternative music and known for their ferocious live shows which have been described as chaotic, electrifying and ‘genuinely dangerous, like one last rave before the apocalypse’, Gilla Band are not just a band, but a force.
More Info
PONY UP presents Gilla Band

- Tuesday 27 Feb 2024
- Expired!
- 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
- Norwich Arts Centre
- St Benedict's Street, Norwich, NR2 4PG
+ The Psychotic Monks
“The Greatest Irish Albums of all time” The Irish Times
Whilst Dublin 4 piece Gilla Band’s cataclysmic sound avoids consignment to any singular genre, it’s thrusting noise-rock guitars, heavy techno drum beats and wailing vocals paired with frontman Dara Kiely’s witty, mundane and often surrealist lyrics create ‘as perfect an expression of rock’n’roll’s essential auto-destructive impulse as this writers ever heard.’ (The Guardian). Trailblazers for modern Irish alternative music and known for their ferocious live shows which have been described as chaotic, electrifying and ‘genuinely dangerous, like one last rave before the apocalypse’, Gilla Band are not just a band, but a force.