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Lissie and the Dave Rawlings Machine announced for Open House

13 May 2010
By Lynn Roberts

Open House festival in Belfast has announced new additions to its already rather exciting bill.

FFS favourite Lissie and The Dave Rawlings Machine will join already announced Seasick Steve, Wilco, Old Crow Medicine Show, The Felice Brothers, The Low Anthem and AA Bondy, which we told you about here.

Lissie will play on 8th September at the intimate McHughs basement bar, with Belfast boys Napoleon.

All gigs at the the 6-day event are separately ticketed and there are no horrid booking or transaction fees.

The festival takes place at various venues in Belfast from 7th-12th September. See www.openhousefestival.com for more details and to buy tickets.

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