Walking On Cars
Walking On Cars: A Journey of Triumphs and Tribulations
Walking On Cars, an Irish indie rock band, emerged from the streets of Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, in 2010. The band's ethereal sound, characterized by soaring melodies and introspective lyrics, quickly captivated audiences.
Members:
* Patrick Sheehy: Lead vocals and guitar
* Paul Flannery: Bass guitar
* Sorcha Durham: Keyboards and backing vocals
* Evan Hadnett: Drums
Challenges:
From the outset, Walking On Cars faced numerous challenges. As an unsigned band, they struggled to gain recognition and secure live performances. Undeterred, they tirelessly played open mics and local shows, gradually building a loyal fanbase.
Controversies:
In 2016, a controversy erupted when the band performed on a television program that featured a controversial political figure. This led to accusations of political bias and briefly threatened to overshadow their music.
Debut Album:
Despite the setbacks, Walking On Cars released their debut album, "Everything This Way," in 2016. The album was a critical and commercial success, reaching number one on the Irish charts and spawning hit singles such as "Speeding Cars" and "Catch Me If You Can."
Sophomore Album:
In 2019, the band returned with their sophomore album, "Colours." While not as commercially successful as its predecessor, the album showcased Walking On Cars' artistic growth and experimental tendencies.
Subsequent Releases and Tours:
Following the release of "Colours," Walking On Cars embarked on extensive tours throughout Europe, North America, and Asia. They continued to release new music, including the singles "Too Emotional" and "Monster," which further solidified their status as one of Ireland's most promising indie acts.
Legacy:
Walking On Cars' music has resonated with audiences around the world, transcending national boundaries. Their ability to craft evocative and relatable songs, combined with their energetic live performances, has earned them a devoted following.
Despite the challenges and controversies they have faced along the way, Walking On Cars remain a testament to the power of perseverance and the enduring appeal of heartfelt music.
Walking On Cars, an Irish indie rock band, emerged from the streets of Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, in 2010. The band's ethereal sound, characterized by soaring melodies and introspective lyrics, quickly captivated audiences.
Members:
* Patrick Sheehy: Lead vocals and guitar
* Paul Flannery: Bass guitar
* Sorcha Durham: Keyboards and backing vocals
* Evan Hadnett: Drums
Challenges:
From the outset, Walking On Cars faced numerous challenges. As an unsigned band, they struggled to gain recognition and secure live performances. Undeterred, they tirelessly played open mics and local shows, gradually building a loyal fanbase.
Controversies:
In 2016, a controversy erupted when the band performed on a television program that featured a controversial political figure. This led to accusations of political bias and briefly threatened to overshadow their music.
Debut Album:
Despite the setbacks, Walking On Cars released their debut album, "Everything This Way," in 2016. The album was a critical and commercial success, reaching number one on the Irish charts and spawning hit singles such as "Speeding Cars" and "Catch Me If You Can."
Sophomore Album:
In 2019, the band returned with their sophomore album, "Colours." While not as commercially successful as its predecessor, the album showcased Walking On Cars' artistic growth and experimental tendencies.
Subsequent Releases and Tours:
Following the release of "Colours," Walking On Cars embarked on extensive tours throughout Europe, North America, and Asia. They continued to release new music, including the singles "Too Emotional" and "Monster," which further solidified their status as one of Ireland's most promising indie acts.
Legacy:
Walking On Cars' music has resonated with audiences around the world, transcending national boundaries. Their ability to craft evocative and relatable songs, combined with their energetic live performances, has earned them a devoted following.
Despite the challenges and controversies they have faced along the way, Walking On Cars remain a testament to the power of perseverance and the enduring appeal of heartfelt music.
