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HERMITAGE Green announce ‘very special guests’ for Docklands summer show
The quintet have announced some “very special guests” will play their hometown show, part of the Docklands' festival on Saturday, August 24.
After two sold out Big Top shows in December, the band have gone from strength to strength releasing two new singles, Younger Days and All you can be, to critical acclaim.
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Hermitage Green have made a large impact in a short period of time. Having released their first full-length album Save Your Soul and watching it climb the charts, they followed it up with a powerhouse EP, Gold & Rust, produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Matt Lawrence (Amy Winehouse, Adele).
This was followed by their last release Hi Generation produced by Ireland’s own Phil Magee.
This August, they will play alongside Le Boom, Lucy McWilliams and Oscar Blue.
Remaining tickets for the show are on sale from Dolans.ie and Ticketmaster.ie
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