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[ommo]

Its actually closer to the 400 quid mark, depending on the night of the week you want hence the Omelette/mound/arse night being on a tuesday, and also the 6 quid cover charge!(fiver with flyer though)
Still its early days yet...
You never know the place could proove to be the new funnel... which would be nice.
The only real way to know is to come and check the place out, becides Brian Bradley is a realy nice guy.

 

[pete]

does it sell drink?

 

[W.]

eeh yeah my band will support your boycotte (hehe) ...
the most we ever got paid for a gig is £5 each and even then i felt dirty for takin it.....
I know i'll regret askin it but who the Fuck is Dara Purcell?
(im not ignorant just not into that whole mcd/indie thang...)

 

[Vinnie]

Where is this Shelter place? How big is it? And is that Brian Bradley from Import Promotions you're talking about? So many, many questions.

 

[pete]

the shelter is in vicar street - part of the "vicar street complex"* or something

it's supposed to comparable in size to the funnel but i dunno if it is or not.

yeah it's the same brian bradley



*That's 'complex' as in group of buildings. Not the other "Vicar Street Complex", a little known medical condition which drives members of 'headline' bands who make a killing from £10+ a head tickets to rip off their 'support' bands. Possibly.

 

[pete]

I'll bleedin kill you so i will.

I wasn't talking about the arse mound omelette gig, it was a reference to an (alleged) incident with a certain well known dubin band who (allegedly) played a few Vicar Street gigs, (allegedly) made a small fortune, and (allegedly) didn't bother their holes to pay their support bands.

Allegedly.

If anyone got the wrong end of the stick, I apologise.

 

[pete]

I don't know what you're talking about jossman.