An Intimate & Rock 'n' Roll Event ⚡

Laura Guldemond & Courtney Cox are coming for an exclusive, intimate rock 'n' roll event—and there is only one show! Expect a mix of Burning Witches favourites and heavy rock classics.

Be there for this unique opportunity as Laura & Courtney deliver a special, intimate unplugged set. They will be reimagining well-known tracks in a fresh, stripped-back, and acoustic format.

Laura’s powerful, versatile vocals are well known to fans of her YouTube performances. She effortlessly moves between metal, classic rock, and rock ’n’ roll, bringing fire, depth, and energy to the stage.

The Lineup

RUSALKA opens the night with her band. She will be warming up the crowd with a set of mostly original rock ’n’ roll material and a touch of modern rock.

STORM & Phil take the stage next to keep the energy high. Featuring Storm on vocals (Alpha Sista & Ireland's Got Talent) and Phil on guitar. Phil is a seasoned performer who has toured worldwide with Conjuring Fate and is now forging a bold new path with Alpha Sista. Expect a high-octane set rooted deeply in rock classics and glam.

It’s been a while since they’ve hit the stage, making this the perfect chance to catch them live again. No other shows are currently planned, and you’ll also be among the first to hear brand-new material.

⚡One night. One show. One chance. Be there to see Laura & Courtney live.⚡

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This man is an amazing artist. He's back on tour shortly, for anyone that may be interested.

When I listen to him I'm always confused by the fact he isn't massive.

So with the recent passing of the much Beloved, Shane Macgowan. It got me thinking about Certain things.

Firstly, the sad reality of a death of an Era. My personal opinion is like an untreated tumour, modern music is slowly killing the memory of what used to be a mystical majestic thing. The poetry and the written beauty behind so many artists, that now, as we progress further into the tines of drill, auto tune and mumble rap. It is fading quicker and quicker into the abyss that is modern culture. Call this the ramblings of someone who cannot let go of what was, but in reality why would I? When we went from the beauty of the art to songs that instill gang mentality and pure arrogance to society.

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