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A posse of talented young artists from the Portarlington area perform on a regularly in Laois Offaly town
A posse of talented young artists from the Portarlington area, have been performing on a regular basis at Portarlington's number one venue, The Barrow Lodge on French Church Street.
On Saturday May 20, Lemon Pie Records performed with some other local artists at their first summer gig and the biggest one they have done yet.
It was an unmissable event where the crowd was treated a range of music genres such as classic vinyl, live hip hop, techno, disco, house and more.
DJs on the day were Paul Byrne, AdwArt, Peter Duff, Kill-La, and l00cifa.
The MCs included Steo Skitz, Shinobi, 2E, Psychlone, Hevi J, and Lemon Pie (Aggy Aoi, Baz Manson, Crim, Ryan and Rissla)
For more information please visit The Barrow Lodge or Lemon Pie Records Facebook pages.
Photographer Michael Scully went along to the first gig for the Leinster Express
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