Seasessions 2010 lineup

Seasessions

Andrew Weatherall
Fun Lovin' Criminals
Fred
The Dead Flags
Jester (2009 battle of the bands winner)




Fine old cannonballs 80's set
Genie - Mash up set
Jay Dub (Techno)
Beckett
Mad Dog
Mick Pressure

Codes
Dark Room Notes
Surf Chixxx
Juliets Rescue
Saving J





David Holmes
Paul Weller
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
Trojan Sound System




Collie Funktion
Alistan & Gally (roots/soul)
Cignol live set
David Kitt dj set
Mark Murphy
T-woc
The Don Rosco
Eamon Dolye - D1 Records
Droid&Slug 90's set

The Frank And Walters
Director
Aftermath
Empire Electic
Battle of the Bands Comp





One Man Party
Tom Baxter
Cathy Davey
James Vincent Mc Morrow
Túcan
O Emperor



Firehouse Skank
Rootical Sound System
Worries Outta National
Collie Funktion d'n'b set
Jay Dub techno
Mad Dog techno

Red Kid
Hot Sprockets
Heathers
Odd Socks Revival
Mark Black
Michael John

CRenegade

Good looking line-up, got my tickets a few days ago. Defo got to see Director, Paul Weller, Fun Lovin Criminals & Cathy Davey.

Looking forward to seeing a few relative newbies aswell. Whos the pick of the newish bands on the scene?

jefreywithonef

I haven't listened to them in an age but O Emperor are pretty good. Codes as well. I saw Mark Black support Alabama 3 once and he seemed decent enough. Nice rootsy stuff.

Not familiar with any of the other artists.

Seasessions

There are a few gems in the smaller tents but Red Kid and The Frank and Walters are well worth catching. The quality of the battle of the bands lineup has blown us away this year

CRenegade

Cheers, ill defo try catch a few of those acts.

Whats the uptake on the tag rugby like? Me and one of my mates will prob join in.

Seasessions

Tag Rugby info can be viewed at http://www.seasessions.com/news.html

Other activity info below

Seasessions is going to have to have a range of different extreme sports activities happening this year. The activities are geared for the spectators to see some of the most exciting sports up close and in a beautiful environment. We will also be showing Extreme sports videos on our 10foot LED screen for those who prefer their extreme sports with a drink in hand.

Surf Contest
The Relentless Seasessions Expression session will pit the best of Irelands Under 18’s hotshots against the top Irish free surfers. The competition format will reward big moves rather than tactical surfing with the winner getting an all expenses paid VIP trip to the Newquay Boardmasters and a wild card entry to the WQS event. The top Irish free surfers will compete against the winners of the Bundoran Boardriders Junior contest.

Animal Relentless Mountain Bike Tour
The legendary Animal Relentless Bike Tour is to perform for the first time in Ireland as part of the Sea Sessions surf and music festival in Bundoran, Donegal. Mixing the incredible mountain bike skills of former World Champion Trials rider Martyn Ashton with the spectacular jumping style of Blake Samson on their customised Mercedes rig. Plus opportunities to win vip Animal and Relentless Tour gear, a Diamond back bike, Muc-off, MBUK posters and much more...this is one event not too miss!

Relentless Mini Ramp
Relentless have teamed up with Belfast’s Unit 13 skate park to bring you a first class mini ramp. Riders include BMX street legend Jason Phelan who is set to tear up the ramp in demo’s while local skaters will compete in Jam format on the ramp over the 3 day festival. Make sure you check it out.

Tag Rugby
Seasessions will be running a Tag Rugby Contest on the Main Beach in conjunction with local Ballyshannon Rugby. The emphasis will be having fun but the local teams will have a challenge match to show how its done. For more details email shaneftoolan@gmail.com. Will be teams of 7 with minimum of 3 girls on the pitch and 3 subs. Girls score 3 points for a Try and guys 1.

Power Boating.
The Lads from www.thundercatracing.ie will be racing and doing displays offshore and hopefully busting air over waves. The lads will also take a few lucky punters for a spin.

walter sobchak

Any word on a site for Campervans at Seasessions?

lordgoat

walter sobchak wrote: »

Any word on a site for Campervans at Seasessions?

Just make sure Donnie doesn't park over the line!

walter sobchak

lordgoat wrote: »

Just make sure Donnie doesn't park over the line!

You're out of your element, lordgoat

lordgoat

walter sobchak wrote: »

You're out of your element, lordgoat

You're out of your ****ing element!:D Anyways back on topic!

TestTransmission

So,whose going? Thought there'd be more interest

CRenegade

TestTransmission wrote: »

So,whose going? Thought there'd be more interest

I'm heading - should be a good one and there should be a few waves about as well. I think it's close to a sell out. Maybe the organisers can fill us in?

Seasessions

DONT WORRY YOU WILL HAVE LOTS OF MATES THERE. ALL tickets in Bundoran are soldthere is a few tickets left for sale on ww.ticketgroup.ie . However guarenteed to be sold out by Saturday. Hope to see you all

bodhrandude

A good fest, Paul Weller and Kathy Davey were pretty good but the sound in the main stage was terrible, the microphones for both Weller and Davey did not do them any justice, despite great performances. Wellers set was plagued with breakdowns in which he stormed off the second time in frustration, despite these obstacles he put in a fine performance highlighting tracks from his recently released album Wake up the Nation. Im not a fan of his solo stuff too much, but he changed my opinion on it and closed the set with some Jam classics such as Thats Entertainment, Start and A Town Called Malice.

The same for Cathy Daveys set and the first time Ive caught her live, having missed her at the last few Electric Picnics, again the microphone sound was terrible, despite this again the band performed brilliantly, Davey showing her multi-instrumentalist skills, playing drums at the start of the set, guitars, banjo and what a great voice. The set consisted of tracks from her first two albums as well as her new album The Nameless.

Other highlights were the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Dark Room Notes (Friday North Stage) Andy Weatherall and a lot of the DJs throughout the weekend who kept the Reach Session Stage busy with good techno, funk and reggae, the fact of the matter being that this tent had the best sound of the whole festival. The food on offer wasnt too bad either kudos to the Eco Bus, the Thai place and the brownie burgers with lentils stall.

Nice vibe, friendly people not too many scangers although I heard contrary reports of trouble at the campsite, I just live up the road from it so wasnt camping, thankfully no trouble in the arena anyways and it didnt rain too heavily with nice sunny spells on Saturday afternoon.

reefscar

bodhrandude wrote: »

A good fest, Paul Weller and Kathy Davey were pretty good but the sound in the main stage was terrible, the microphones for both Weller and Davey did not do them any justice, despite great performances. Wellers set was plagued with breakdowns in which he stormed off the second time in frustration, despite these obstacles he put in a fine performance highlighting tracks from his recently released album Wake up the Nation. Im not a fan of his solo stuff too much, but he changed my opinion on it and closed the set with some Jam classics such as Thats Entertainment, Start and A Town Called Malice.

The same for Cathy Daveys set and the first time Ive caught her live, having missed her at the last few Electric Picnics, again the microphone sound was terrible, despite this again the band performed brilliantly, Davey showing her multi-instrumentalist skills, playing drums at the start of the set, guitars, banjo and what a great voice. The set consisted of tracks from her first two albums as well as her new album The Nameless.

Other highlights were the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Dark Room Notes (Friday North Stage) Andy Weatherall and a lot of the DJs throughout the weekend who kept the Reach Session Stage busy with good techno, funk and reggae, the fact of the matter being that this tent had the best sound of the whole festival. The food on offer wasnt too bad either kudos to the Eco Bus, the Thai place and the brownie burgers with lentils stall.

Nice vibe, friendly people not too many scangers although I heard contrary reports of trouble at the campsite, I just live up the road from it so wasnt camping, thankfully no trouble in the arena anyways and it didnt rain too heavily with nice sunny spells on Saturday afternoon.

You are an idiot!!! If you are studying journalism maybe you should learn to write a interesting review. I do believe you know nothing about music!!! Your effort to make a ****ty comment into some sort of 'review' made me smile. You are a retard. Hope you pulled in the dance tent you festival legend!! Go winge to your mammy about sound quality. Festival was great!!!!!

Curve Music

The lads from Curve were there. Had a ball, will be back. Roll on INDIEPENDENCE now.