Liquid Chords

First ever Liquid Chords LIVE!!! 

Conchúr chats to Ryan on - you guessed it - St Patrick's Day. 

Hailing from Portaferry, a small seaside town in Northern Ireland, Ryan McMullan's reputation precedes him. Hurry if you want to catch tickets to any of his post lockdown shows!

Please enjoy this final episode of season 1 of LC. 

Love Peter -the star of the podcast- Clarke and Conchúr -the annoyance- White.

The Love Buzz, purveyors of psychedelic punk and all things heart pounding, are well known for their epic gigs in Cork since the trio got together in 2017. After their debut EP 'Candy Flip' in 2019 plus Irish and UK tour dates, Kieran Hurley (vocals/guitar), Aidan Lynch (bass) and Henry Love (drums) are now looking forward to 2020 with more tours, a busy festival season and a debut LP. Conchur catches up with Aidan and Henry to see what's up!

CATALAN! is an insurgency rock project by Ewen Friers. Conchur catches up with Ewen and finally learns how to pronounce the name of CATALAN!'s newest album Veritas. 

Peter continues his therapy sessions unveiling his greatest fear. 

Nealo is a rapper & singer from Dublin, Ireland. Conchur discusses his influences, live shows, Law career and more. Meanwhile, Peter continues with Conchur's required therapy sessions hoping to get to the source of his mania. 

TEBI REX!! We discuss their diverse influences from Kate Nash to Greek mythology. We talk about the artist and listener relationship as well as their upcoming project with Dubliner Whiskey. They also give us an exclusive preview of their upcoming single. In other news, Peter has agreed to attend therapy sessions with Conchúr, some of which can be heard in the break and at the end of this episode. We're hoping his condition will improve so that he can take part in the show again. 

This week we have Tors, a 3 piece harmonic indie band from Devon - comprised of brothers Matt and Theo Weedon and Jack Bowden. They started out their musical careers writing tracks featuring in critically acclaimed Channel 4 Drama – Skins, and are only getting better.

Tommy Reilly is a Scottish singer–songwriter from Torrance, East Dunbartonshire. He gained recognition after winning the Channel 4 TV show Orange unsignedAct. Right now he's writing the music for the hit TV show Animaniacs. 

This week we have Caoimhe Barry, one third of Wyvern Lingo: an Irish band from Bray in County Wicklow, who are currently based in Berlin. 

Singer songwriter and radio presenter Gemma Bradley joins Conchúr this week just after her debut on BBR1! We're so chuffed for her. Enjoy the show and check out her new single Obsessed!

Happy New Year! Please welcome Joshua Burnside to LC. His music incorporates elements of Irish folk, rock, Americana, world music, sound collage and electronica.