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The Academic return for Live at The Big Top show this December

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The Academic returns to Limerick for a “Live at The Big Top” show in The Milk Market this December 14th following their much talked about and spectacular performance at Electric Picnic on Saturday.

The Academic returns to Limerick for a “Live at The Big Top” show in The Milk Market this December 14

The Academic returns to Limerick for a “Live at The Big Top” show in The Milk Market this December 14th following their much talked about and spectacular performance at Electric Picnic on Saturday.

Having toured across the world since releasing their hit-laden debut album ‘Tales From The Backseat’ in 2018, the group has hot the right notes again in 2023.

The Academic’s latest record, ‘Sitting Pretty’ was released in February this year. Going straight to the top of the Irish album charts it gave the Westmeath quartet their second consecutive No.1 album.


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Adding to the already impressive catalogue of indie anthems such as Bear Claws, Different, Why Can’t We Be Friends, ‘Sitting Pretty’ gives us even more big singalongs such as ‘Don’t Take It Personally’, ‘My Very Best’ and ‘Pushing Up Daisies’ which have become some of the biggest festival songs this summer.

It’s been a busy year for the band having toured relentlessly across the world and the boys are excited to be on home soil. Craig Fitzgerald says, “We are so excited to be bringing the ‘Sitting Pretty’ Tour back to Ireland. It’s been a whirlwind of a year and we have got to play in so many new countries but coming back to Ireland to finish off the year is something that we are all really excited for”

Speaking at The Launch Mick Dolan says, “Delighted to welcome the band back to Limerick after an incredible year for the band”  “One not to be missed”

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