FRESH FROM SINGING WITH RAYE AT EP! POP ROCK SINGER & BRAIN TUMOUR ADVOCATE PAMELA TULLY SET TO UNLEASH POWERFUL REGRET INSPIRED ANTHEM ‘Still Be There’ IN LINE WITH BRAIN TUMOUR AWARENESS WEEK Oct 20th- 26th
In time for Brain Tumour Awareness week running Oct 20th-26th Pamela, a brain tumour survivor, wants to unite singer songwriters affected by the disease and raise money for the only charity in Ireland dedicated to Brain Tumour patients and their family. “Tunes for Tumours” takes place on Oct 25th at The Hendrick Hotel, Smithfield featuring Claire Malone of “The Stars of the Commitments” world tour fame whose mother sadly passed in 2008 from a tumour, Amy Kelly aka ANDI a mental health advocate who’s debut EP “Cedar Ward” released in 2021 met critical acclaim from Nialler 9, Hotpress & more.
Doors 7.30pm. 6-11 Hendrick St, Smithfield, Dublin 7, D07 A8N1
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Pamela, from Kilnamanagh Dubin, who herself survived a meningioma brain tumour diagnosis in the middle of the pandemic, 2020, will perform live her new single Still Be There. “A story about making mistakes and hurting the ones you love. Trying to come back and asking them to forgive you for what you have done in the hope they will still be there for you”. The regret inspired anthem pays homage to her love of Rock undertones with pop hooks resembling her love for outspoken artists like PINK.
“My genre of music is inspired by PopRock, think Lady Gaga meets Pink. Since releasing my first single in 2022 I’ve been exploring my songwriting ability. To date my music has been recognised and supported right here in Ireland by Irish radio; 2XM, RTE Radio 1, Newstalk, Clare Byrne Live, Marty Morrissey, The Shift on WLR, KCLR, Dublin South FM, Dublin City FM, Tipp FM, reviewed and featured by Hotpress, RTE Entertainment, IMRO, Music Times, The Beat, and added to playlists across the globe by Banks Radio Australia, Radio WigWam and many more.