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Greywind announce home concert
By Michelle Crean
Killarney band Greywind have announced that they will be playing their debut hometown headline show at the INEC Club early next year.
Formed by siblings Steph and Paul O'Sullivan, Greywind have been called "The best band to come out of Kerry" by The Irish Times and have performed live at the biggest festivals in the world such as Reading and Leeds Festival, the Isle of Wight Festival, Download Festival, Rock Am Ring in Germany and have supported The Coronas at the INEC Arena.
The brother sister duo from Ballydribbeen saw their album 'Afterthought' reach 2m streams on global music platform Spotify last year.
Now it's their turn to headline their local venue and it takes place on Saturday, March 26, 2022.
Talking about their upcoming INEC Club gig, lead singer Steph O'Sullivan says they're so excited for this show.
"We've been waiting for the perfect time to finally play a headline show in our hometown so it's going to be such an incredible night."
Greywind are known for their energetic and jaw dropping live performances so this homecoming gig is sure to be a special night for Killarney so make sure you don't miss out on tickets which are €20 and are now on sale from ticketmaster.ie and inec.ie.
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