The Cardinal Sins are from the Midlands of Ireland, and are a high energy 6 piece band that combine driving guitars, bass & drums with traditional Irish instruments to create a powerful Celtic Punk fusion.
Already joined on singles by such seminal bands as Flatfoot 56, The Briggs and Tex-Mex punkers Piñata Protest, The Cardinal Sins are currently finishing up recording their debut album with US label Singular Recordings for release in September 2024.
The Cardinal Sins have established a strong relationship with European audiences in recent times with trips to Germany, Denmark & Italy and are hoping to expand further both nationally and internationally in 2025.
Declan Sinnott and Evelyn Kallansee (Evelyn & Dec) started working together in the dark Winter of 2020. Now they’re ready to step into the light. They have written and recorded an album together called ‘Make for Joy’. It was released on February 29th 2024 and was RTE 1 ‘Album of the Week’. Declan you may well know from his work with Christy Moore, Mary Black, Horslips, Moving Hearts etc. He produces, writes, sings and of course plays guitar with Evelyn. Evelyn was born on the tropical island of Curaçao, had a music career in the Netherlands and lives in Co. Kerry now. She has gone from singing in Les Misérable to acid Jazz and everything in between. Together they have found a new path. In concert you will hear all the songs from their album (and the stories behind them), a few of Declan’s songs and some new takes on old songs. Two voices, one guitar and a warm uplifting attitude.
Ryan Sheridan, is a Platinum-selling Recording Artist, Songwriter, Performer and Producer based in Dublin, Ireland. Sheridan started his music career as a busker on the streets of Dublin.
It was here that he would work on his craft and trademark sound and be spotted by a Record Label’s A&R. Sheridan’s durable presence on the gig circuit, where amidst his energy-driven, charismatic shows, has led to 2 no.1 Albums in both Ireland and Germany, numerous sold-out tours, and has been a guest for Paul Simon, Brian Adams, Taylor Swift, Simply Red, The Script and Rea Garvey.
Sheridan, with longtime drummer, Ronan Nolan, captivate their audience with their undeniable energetic rock performance from start to finish. A unique performance and sound that has to be experienced live.
In 2023 Ryan Sheridan was awarded the Overall Grand prize at the International Acoustic Music awards and will release his 3rd Studio album.
Praise for ‘Ryan Sheridan’:
“The undeniable power of Ryans show together with his energy and hits is conjured up every time you see him play.” – Hot Press.
Track Dogs, the acoustic four piece based in Madrid, announce the release of their new EP Dust Devil”.
Named after the maintenance teams that work the NYC subway system Track Dogs are a four piece acoustic act based in Madrid, Spain. Made up of two Irishmen; Garrett Wall (Vocals/Guitar/Ukelele/Piano) & Dave Mooney
(Bass/Ukelele/Vocals), Englishman Howard Brown (Trumpet/Vocals/Percussion) and Cleveland, Ohio native Robbie K Jones (Cajón/Banjo/Vocals).
Formed in 2007 the band cut their teeth at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival playing 27 shows in 7 days. Their sound is unique in their use of cajón (flamenco box drum) instead of drums and trumpet as opposed to electric guitar and this combined with four part harmonies gives them a fresh take on traditional folk/indie-pop stylings.
The band are getting ready to kick 2013 off with a new EP of three songs; 1. “Dust Devil“; 2. “Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl)“, a reworking of the 1972 US hit by Looking Glass , which was also covered by The Chilli Peppers, and 3. “Take My Word“, a quirky track featuring ukelele.
The video for “Dust Devil” features the band doing their best spaghetti western impressions (along with some nods to modern and cult film making) filmed with the help of some of Spain’s best movie stunt people and to say the least they had a blast filming. The vid will be out early February.
They follow this up with an 18 date tour of Spain as well as gigs in Ireland. The band are also thrilled to make their US debut at SXSW 2013.
Lead singer Garrett Wall continues to sing and write for TV and cinema and was featured on the soundtrack to “Buried” starring Ryan Reynolds. He is also main vocalist on all 52 episodes of acclaimed Spanish animated series “Let’s Go Pocoyo“.
“…a remarkably assured, modern European acoustic-roots record…an antidote to introverted naval-gazing…Track Dogs is a jaunty, smile-inducing collection of classic pop songwriting…”
R2 **** (debut album Track Dogs)
To book Track Dogs for your venue or music festival call 353 1 201 3660 and speak to our team at AMA Music
Square Pegs consists of Dublin based seasoned musicians Colm Quearney, Graham Hopkins, Justin Carroll, Conor Brady & Naomi Macleod. They gather as often as possible, when not touring or recording with other artists ( such as Glen Hansard, The Frames, Villagers, Van Morrison, Tom Jones, Toots and the Maytals & many more ) to pay homage to the sound of Chicago Blues, 50′s R&B, & New Orleans Blues. At their gigs a ‘good-time’ is always had!
AMA Music Agency Ltd. represents US-styled five piece Irish band Hurricane Highway, who have exploded onto the music scene in 2014 with their hit singles ‘Your Man’ and ‘Yeah’. A band we should all keep our eyes closely on, promising a refreshing addition to the Irish music industry and abroad.
About The Band
Hurricane Highway is an Irish band with a cross over American country rock sound. Formed in 2014, they quickly came to prominence with a series of radio hits among them ‘Keep Them Kisses Comin’ which became one of the most requested songs on Irish radio in 2015. Check out the excellent‘Keep Them Kisses Comin’ below.
Fronted by two very experienced musicians / singers Ed Holland and Kevin Collins.They have been joined on some of their recordings by top fiddle player Kurt Baumer of American country touring band Lonestar and leading pedal steel player Sarah Jory, previously with the Van Morrison Band.
Continuously recording and releasing high quality records and videos, Hurricane Highway have now created a must see big energy live concert show not to be missed.
Niall Toner hails originally from Harold’s Cross in Dublin, and re-located to Myshall, County Carlow, in 2001, where he got together with Clem O’Brien and Dick Gladney, and formed the NTB. Niall is widely regarded as one of Ireland’s leading experts on Bluegrass and American Country Music. He brings his knowledge of music to a wide audience through his performances with his band, and on his radio show Roots Freeway on RTE Radio One, which features a wide range of music, from Bluegrass and Old Timey to Blues and Cajun, with contemporary singer-songwriters, traditional Irish music and live. muscle building supplementsstudio guests. Niall has also been nominated for several PPI Radio Awards. Niall Toner – Chainsaw Country Blues by A.M.A. Music Agency
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