FONTAINES D.C - Skinty Fia BARRY CAN'T SWIM this set traces the group

this set traces the group from the Marquee in 1973 through the band’s final run with the original lineup

These three bands are also playing a launch show at The Water Rats

Sanchez is the Father of Make Believe

LP - Standard Edition Black Vinyl with printed inner sleeve and 4-page booklet containing lyrics housed in a Gatefold Sleeve

while the Pioneers were routinely involved with Gibbs in 1968

FONTAINES D.C - Skinty Fia BARRY CAN'T SWIM this set traces the groupFontaines D. C. return with Skinty Fia, their third studio album in as many years, following the success of A Hero's Death, which reached No. 2 in the UK, earned nominations at the GRAMMY, BRIT, and Ivor Novello Awards, and saw the band sell out London's Alexandra Palace. Used colloquially as an expletive, Skinty Fia roughly translates from Irish as "the damnation of the deer". The title reflects themes of identity, displacement, and cultural change,