Days On End is a new, independently-run festival aiming to celebrate the best of Ireland’s burgeoning experimental music-scene. Occurring over three days and nights, it will seek to foster a greater network of exchange between musicians, improvisers, and experimental practitioners from all across the country, whilst also hoping to encourage a greater level of awareness and sense of participation among the general public.


Taking place in a number of venues around Cork city, the festival will include live performances, film screenings, workshops and talks. The festival will then culminate with a final 24-hour improvisational event, On, featuring a succession of different performers, dropping in and out as the night progresses.

http://www.daysonendfest.com/

February 10th:
6.00pm - 7.30pm
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The Quiet Club ( Mick O'Shea & Danny Mc Carthy) performance followed by a screening of Dublin artists Ruth Clinton and Niamh Moriarty's new collaboration GASP AT END
8.00pm - 10.00pm
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Special Stet Lab upstairs in the Roundy, featuring Jesse Ronneau
9.30pm - late
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The Bridges of Madison County performing in Sample Studios, with The Glamour and Prestige of Diarmuid MacDiarmada and The Māori John Wayne
February 11th:
9.00am - 2.00pm
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Electronics, Instruments and Sound workshop with Robbie Collins, Ed Devane and guest speaker in the National Sculpture Factory
1.00pm - 1.00pm(Sat – Sun)
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'On' in Sample Studios Workshop space. This is a 24 hour-long Drone gig featuring a range of Irish-based improvisers, performers and artists
February 12th:
2.00pm
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Lunch in The Guesthouse with fine cuisine and sounds courtesy of Mick O'Shea and friends