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MERCURY Prize nominee C Duncan comes to Limerick for a much-anticipated show this week.
The Glaswegian, a prodigious talent who released his second album The Midnight Sun last October to critical acclaim, plays Upstairs in Dolan's this Friday night (doors 9pm, tickets €10).
A recent support slot to Elbow in the UK saw Duncan's profile rise, as did the composer and multi-instrumentalist's Mercury nomination in 2015 for debut Architect.
That album won huge praise from the likes of The Guardian, The Sunday Times, Mojo, Uncut and The Quietus, while his follow-up delves into more expansive and experimental territories.
With a brand new and bigger live show in tow, C Duncan has blossomed into a fully accomplished live artist, backed by a four-piece band.
For more information and to book tickets, see www.dolans.ie.
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