PUB GIGS - VENUES & DATES

Every Friday - 5pm to 7pm - AULD DUBLINER in Temple Bar.
Every Friday - 9pm 'til Late - THOMAS REID'S on Dame Street.
Every Saturday - 5pm to 7pm - AULD DUBLINER in Temple Bar.
Every Saturday - 9pm 'til Late - CASSIDY'S BAR on Westmoreland Street.
Every Sunday - From 9pm - AULD DUBLINER in Temple Bar.

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Brian's Latest Song - "Dublin Through & Through" is now available for free download right here!!

Also have a look at this recent newspapert article, published in "The Irish Daily Mirror", about the song, which also contains the lyrics to the song


August 2009

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Brian was asked to write a song for the RTE reality program "Celebrity Bainisteoir" finalist team from Dromahair (Leitrim), to help in their campaign to win the competition.

It is a strong anthem which we hope gives the team (who also sang on the song) a lift to victory. We wish the team the very best in the future.

The song was featured on the program on Sunday, 10th May 2009 on RTE 1.

The song is titled "The Boys from Dromahair". Click here to listen to a short clip.

You can download the song for a mere €0.99.
To download Text "Music 3201" to number 57501
or
Visit the Music Download website at http://www.downloadmusic.ie/brianbrody

Many Thanks To RTE, The Dromahair Team and of course to all of you for your continued support.

Brian...

May 2009

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THE SONG ROOM:

THE GLOBE, GEORGE'S STREET , EVERY WEDNESDAY From 8.30pm.

Brian performs with his good friend Hamlet Sweeney. Each week they will be joined by guest singer/songwriters. For more info go to The Song Room website.
For more information about Hamlet and his music, be sure to visit his new website

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Brian performed one of his own compositions "Rise" for Balcony TV. See the video HERE... or on You Tube.


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Brian released his first solo EP titled "Black Romance"


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New CD - Pub Recording - "Up The Dubs"
15 Track CD was recorded live at O'Sullivans during the Leinster GAA Championship 2006. This is a collection of great songs from a great city, I hope you enjoy them as much as I love singing them.

Go to the CONTACT page for my contact details if you wish to purchase this CD.

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Brian Brody was born and raised in Ballyfermont and Nielstown (Clondalkin) in Dublin. After leaving school at the age of 14 he was involved in a heavy metal trio, singing and playing guitar. At 17 Brian moved into Dublin's city centre and got involved with bands from all over Dublin. One of which was a band called "The Pale". At the time Brian was focusing more on a solo project but when asked to join "The Pale", he felt it was an offer he couldn't refuse and went on to mature and develop as a stronger songwriter and musician.

When his relationship finished with "The Pale", Brian set up a 5 piece band called "Black Cabaret". This was in conjunction with a wild show he put together called "Dublin by Da Da". It was performed at Dublin's Vicar Street with great success, thus giving Brian more respect from fellow performers of all genres.



Due to exhaustion, brought on in part by Brian's excessive nature for partying, he felt the need to get out of Dublin and the wirlwind he was in. He moved to Barcelona in 2001 and would remain there for a year. As he did not speak spanish, Brian started singing in irish pubs which proved to be very valuable to his survival there and kept him singing and playing.

Brian returned to Dublin in 2002 and became front man for the electronic outfit "White Trash Girls". They played many successful gigs around Ireland, including an acclaimed performance at the Wittness music festival in 2003 (now Oxygen).

Brian is currently working on a new project which is being exclusively performed and recorded. It features the talented singing of Una O'Boyle and Miriam Ingram. The muisc is written with a divine approach in mind, supported by the amazing Japanese Irish harpist Junshi Murakami and guitarist Ken Brown. For more information and sample downloads click here.