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An intergenerational story experience with local writer John Bradbury

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Silhouette,<br />

Peter McVeigh<br />

& Aaron Shanley<br />

Date: Sun 17th June 2012<br />

Time: 8 PM<br />

Tickets: £8 / £6<br />

Venue: Crescent Arts Centre<br />

"It is high energy alternative<br />

pop laced <strong>with</strong> flavours of<br />

darkness, hope and desire."<br />

The Festival is very proud that three of Northern Ireland's<br />

brightest and best musicians will gather at the Crescent<br />

Arts Centre to showcase the interface between songwriting<br />

and literature. Since ‘Astral Weeks’, the poems and stories<br />

of Ulster have created a well of inspiration for <strong>local</strong><br />

song<strong>writer</strong>s and the new generation of talent which has<br />

come to the fore in the last few years are no exception.<br />

<strong>An</strong> evening of unique ability and talent awaits.<br />

After cutting his musical teeth as part of Eskimos Fall,<br />

Peter McVeigh's solo EP ‘Lights’ was released in 2012 to<br />

critical acclaim. Singer-song<strong>writer</strong> Aaron Shanley's minialbums<br />

'Let The Sun In' & 'The Nashville Sessions EP' both<br />

received critical acclaim and airplay on BBC 6 Music and<br />

BBC Radio 1. Aaron is currently recording his new EP<br />

'Don't Move' due for release later this year. Silhouette is the<br />

vision and work of a passionate Northern Irish songstress,<br />

Shauna Tohill, who brings high energy alternative pop<br />

laced <strong>with</strong> flavours of darkness, hope and desire.<br />

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