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Fresh from their second UK tour in the past 6 months and rolling out yet another crunching single are Kilkenny’s pop rock quartet Saving J.

Following on from the recent success of touring with The Blizzards, where they opened with an outstanding set at The Olympia Theatre, things have taken off once again for the Mullingar-based band Ever27.

The Blizzards return this September with the follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut album, A Public Display of Affection. The Domino Effect will be released this September and the Mullingar five piece will be touring the country showcasing new songs from the album,

This single takes the band's sound down a rockier road from their usual back-beat brilliance, complete with buzz saw-guitar licks and ultra deadly lyrics! It's yet another string in the Saving J bow!

The Blizzards need no introduction. The band's profile has soared since the release of their number four platinum selling album, A Public Display of Affection. Songs as such “Trouble”, “Fantasy” and “Miss Fantasia Preaches” became instant chart hits. They capped off a fantastic 2007 with two sold out shows at Dublin's Ambassador Theatre. Earlier in the year they also played, for the first time, on the main stage at Oxegen, a performance which earned them the title of Best Live Act at this years Meteor Awards in February.

Saving J, a local pop/rock band have been enjoying monumental success recently and the group is guaranteed to progress further in the industry if recent press is anything to go on.

Red Lizard Productions are holding a fundraising table quiz in Con's on Thursday, February 19 at 8pm.

The band's profile has soared since the release of their number four platinum selling album, A Public Display of Affection. Songs such as ‘Trouble’, ‘Fantasy’, and ‘Miss Fantasia Preaches’ became instant chart hits.

The Blizzards need no introduction. The band's profile has soared since the release of their platinum selling debut album, A Public Display of Affection. Songs such as ‘Trouble’, ‘Fantasy’, and ‘Miss Fantasia Preaches’ became instant chart hits. They capped off a fantastic 2007 with two sold out shows at Dublin's Ambassador Theatre. Last year they also played, for the first time, on the main stage at Oxegen, a performance which earned them the title of Best Live Act at this year’s Meteor Awards in February.

Few music fans would dispute the inclusion of Oasis and AC/DC in any rock ‘n’ roll hall of fame. One would assume that any band lucky enough to support either of these rock giants could be safely declared to have hit the big time.