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Dave Moore

The Dave Moore Podcast, expect laughs, chats and some very Bad Jokes

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'The Nation Needs Music': Picture This Respond To New Government Guidelines

It's been a long 19 months for the entertainment sector, and for bands like Picture This. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/10/20120731/PictureThis_2010.mp3"][/audio] While it had been long hoped that the latest Government guidance would provide clarity for live music, this hasn't been the case. Speaking to Dermot and Dave, Picture This expressed their frustration that a country that prides itself on its music has been left with 'strategies that don't make any sense' by people who have 'turned their backs' on the entire music scene. The Kildare band called the situation 'laughable' and called on those involved to support the sector when it needs it most. Despite the lack of clarity, Ryan, Jimmy and the lads are playing an incredibly exciting, very intimate gig with Guinness. Picture This will join Gemma Dunleavy to perform for fans in a Dublin pub over the coming weeks as part of the #herestoitall campaign.   We're putting on a gig with @picturethis to celebrate your moments from the last 18 months. Tweet your moment with #HeresToItAll to win tickets. 18+ only. No purchase necessary ROI & NI. Open 12:00 GMT 18/10 - 09:00 GMT 26/10 2021. For full T&Cs & prize details see link in bio. pic.twitter.com/va1Io9QO5o — Guinness Ireland (@GuinnessIreland) October 20, 2021 You can catch Jimmy and Ryan chatting to Dermot and Dave by clicking play above.