Attention all hucksters, we welcome back the annual ball on St Stephens's night at the Balor Theatre. This year will see Makings, ‘Ren Marabou and the Berserkers’ and ‘Not That We Know’ provide a night of powerful music not to be missed. Tickets available now from balorartscentre.com
MAKINGS
A sonic explosion of danceable beats, heavy guitars, and fist bumping hooks that pull you in. Makings have been setting the world alight with a string of scintillating releases and the kind of tireless work ethic that elevates them above a good many of their peers. In short, they have the tunes, the attitude, and that ever-elusive it factor.A group that not only survived during the pandemic, they thrived. Over the last 2 years they released a staggering 14 singles and set fire to every live stream they appeared on. With the return of live music in 2022 Makings have wasted no time returning to the stage with appearances at Bord Bia Bloom (phoenix park) , Stendhal (Northern Ireland) , Fireside (Meath), Letterkenny Blues and Roots (Donegal) and Oakfest (Donegal) . Catch Makings next at The Balor Arts Centre on 26th December
Ren Marabou and the Berserkers
Ren Marabou and the Berserkers are a Viking Metal/Norse Pagan Rock band based in Donegal. Our songs are based on Norse Mythology and we put on an energetic live show. We are signed to United Music Mafia record label and Split Screen management. We have released 3 albums to date, our most recent album 'Tales Of Rune' is out in the summer, and our Spotify has been steadily growing, currently at 16,432 monthly listeners. They are endorsed by Cassidy Guitars, Skull Strings and Ibbotson Drums/Fishsticks Drumsticks
Ren Marabou - Guitar/Vocals
Michael Casserly - Bass
Terence McCann - Drums
Not That We Know
Not That We Know, aka Eoghan Farren, is an electronic music producer and DJ from Donegal, Ireland. He hosts the Not That We Know Radio Show on Flirt FM and began producing electronic music as far back as 2012. Classically trained through his early years on piano, music has been a part of his life ever since. He is a multi instrumentalist and includes guitar, bass and drums amongst his repertoire.
A fascination with electronic music began when he attended a part time course in music production. Initially, he found genres like Techno, Dubstep and Drum 'N' Bass off-putting but came to appreciate those harder styles when learning about the level of detail that goes into each. Thus, he admits the closest genre to fit his current style would be progressive and melodic Techno.
Finding time recently to take his productions to the next level, he is currently working on releasing a self-titled debut EP.
His stage name, Not That We Know, comes from those big, existential questions we all face at different times in our lives. The answers to which none of us truly know.
