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Robbie Fahey and Elle Leon-Gallagher of the band ‘Sombra, with Eoghan O’Toole of the band ‘Misfits’ at last year's 'Dylstock'. Photo: Tony Keane
The second ‘Dylstock’ rock night will be held in Kilcullen this Saturday, November 26.
The free event will take place in O’Connell’s from 9pm until late.
‘Dylstock’ was held for the first time last year in memory of local teen, the late Dylan McSweeney Reynolds, who passed away from cancer at the age of 18 in 2009.
There will be plenty of live music on the night, with rock, metal, reggae and blues upstairs; and ‘Disco Divas’ downstairs featuring DJ Curley.
The organisers have also promised plenty of ‘free inflatable guitars’ for attendees!
This year, ‘Dylstock’ will support a new mental health organisation/movement called Cairde - Friends Matter. All are welcome.
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