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The Coronas are on their way to Killarney
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THEY have just released their new single “Give Me a Minute” and now The Coronas have announced a show in the INEC Killarney on December 29.
The third single to be taken from their number one album Trust The Wire. “Give Me A Minute” has been a huge fan favourite at the Coronas’ shows this summer; it’s an epic emotive ballad in the same vein as previous hits “Someone Else's Hands” and “The Long Way”.
Lead singer Danny O'Reilly explains, "It’s about giving yourself some credit, trying not to let negative thoughts overcome you and giving yourself a break."
The band’s three Christmas shows in Dublin’s Olympia Theatre on December 5, 7 and 10 are now sold out. This is becoming a trend, following on from their hugely successful sold out Irish gigs this year, including their biggest headline show to date, playing to an audience of 15,000 in The Royal Hospital, Kilmainham.
Two weeks ago, the band headed out on the road to promote Trust The Wire. They’ve just completed gigs in Berlin, Cologne, Zurich, and Vienna among others cities and are taking to the stage in Munich tonight before heading to Holland. Then it’s on to the UK for a six-date tour, where they’ve already sold out their Glasgow and Manchester shows. The band then fly to Canada and Northern USA, where already both shows in Toronto and their New York date have sold out too, before they head down under for four dates in Australia.
The Coronas then return to Ireland for their December shows which now include a gig in the INEC Killarney on December 29 (standing tickets €27.90/seated tickets €29.90, including booking fee) on sale this Friday at 10am from www.inec.ie
It’s the perfect way to finish what has been a stellar year for the band. From sold-out shows to a number one album, 2017 has been a year they will never forget!
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