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Very excited to be bringing the astonishing John Francis Flynn back to Oxford for his second headline show in town and this time at the Bullingdon, where we first met him supporting Lankum in 2019.
Often, to imagine Ireland is to fantasise about rolling hills, giants, saints and snakes. As John Francis Flynn says, it involves ?a fair bit of paddywhackery and I hate paddywhackery.? The psyche-celtic album artwork for John?s second album?Look Over The Wall, See The Sky, hints at this too though: a crystal goblet of luminous green Crème de Menthe resting upon a mossy ledge, perfectly encapsulating this imagined idea of Ireland in a way that is both funny and poignant. But, if you have to imagine Ireland in the first place, then you?re probably not too familiar with its reality: the towering glass giants of Google and Facebook, the unaffordable luxury hotels lining the Liffey amidst a homelessness epidemic and the highest rents in Europe.?
His shows are always incredible and intense - not to be missed!
