The Walls

Irish substitute rockers the Wall space shaped in 1998 across the talents of Steve and Joe Wall structure, Carl Harms, and Rory Doyle. Some singles released independently Dirtbird Information label arrived the next year. Getting in 2000, their full-length debut, Hi-Lo, charted countrywide and saw a lot of its paths featured on regional tv shows. The band’s big break arrived in 2001 after securing an starting slot machine for U2 to get a sold-out display at Slane Castle. A tour using the Crimson Popular Chili Peppers adopted, along with the departure of bass participant Harms, who was simply changed by Jon O’Connell in 2004. The group tapped ex-Frames guitarist David Odlum to create its 2005 sophomore launch, the alternately brutal and pastoral New Dawn Breaking.