So we’re at it again. HEART SHAPED VINYL is being brought back to life for one night only on October 27th in Kilkenny as part of the Rockfall Festival, all proceeds of which go to the O’Neill Centre in Kilkenny.

This one-night-only performance is for a terrific cause and one we’re immensely proud to be involved with.

The annual Rockfall Festival on the October Bank Holiday in Kilkenny has long been a worthy one and all the more so considering it’s all in aid of the O’ Neill Centre in Kilkenny. All money from the plethora of gigs and events that comprise Rockfall in Kilkenny go to the O’ Neill Centre and a better cause we couldn’t think of.

This year the organising committee wanted to branch out into other areas than gigs and because of the musical focus in HEART SHAPED VINYL they thought it would make a mighty fine addition to the musical bill. Especially considering the last sell out run added a few more complaining voices of ‘Oh, I wish I’d seen that’ to the mix. So yep, for such a good and worthy cause we’re gonna get the crew together for one night only and we’re pretty adamant that this is the last time Kilkenny audiences will get to see it!

So, all the cast and crew are onboard and we’re looking forward to going up on stage and giving it socks for the last time in it’s favoured home of Cleere’s. And as stated, this one night event is for a very, very, very, good cause.

The entire Rockfall Festival this year has been superbly curated by its organising committee (including our own Ken McGuire) and will see a host of musical, cinematic and theatrical activity setting Kilkenny abuzz for one of the big festival weekends of the year in our fair city. (Not to mention the Trasna Theatre Festival and Savour Kilkenny Food Festival are taking place also!)