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IRELAND’S MUSICAL HEART Cork is the city where everyone knows one another. Little wonder that Live at the Marquee is as beloved by stars as it is fans DUBLIN MAY HAVE THE bragging rights when it comes to producing one of the world’s most successful bands, but nowhere in Ireland has the same passion for music as Cork. That’s borne out by the way the city’s embraced Live At The Marquee, a month-long series of tented gigs which launched in 2004. With 100,000 tickets up for grabs this year, it’s one of the biggest events of its kind anywhere in Europe. This 2011 bill is as star-studded as ever with international acts of the calibre of Paul Simon, Bryan Adams, Elton John and Marquee regular Bob Dylan all making the trip out to the Showgrounds. Add in homegrown heroes like Imelda May, Bell X1 and folk singer Christy Moore, who numbers Bono, Colin Farrell and Johnny Depp among his 56 WIZZ MAGAZINE // JUNE/JULY 2011 Words Stuart Clark Photos Mark Read admirers, and you can see why local excitement about the shows is at fever pitch. The man masterminding this frenzy of musical activity is Peter Aiken. He’s from Belfast but has enormous affection for Cork, which has been nicknamed the People’s Republic because of its rebellious streak. “Cork’s a big city with a smalltown feel,” Aiken reflects. “Everybody knows everybody else and whether it’s football, rugby, Gaelic games or in this case music, they’ll turn out and support what’s going on in their backyard. They’re enormously proud of the fact that legends like Bob Dylan and Elton John love playing in Cork. “Elton – who’s a great guy by the way – was so blown away by the reaction he got the last time that he signed hundreds of autographs from the side of the stage. CORK BAND FRED, SEEN HERE AT THE PAVILION CREDIT
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