Power of Dreams have reunited with original bassist Mick Lennox to release the single “Somebody Somewhere” and announce a largely sold‑out Irish and UK tour. The reunion reflects lingering affection for their early work and a desire to share new music with fans.
Founded in Dublin in 1998 by Craig Walker and his brother Keith, the band built a following through local shows, secured a Setanta Records deal, and later signed with Polydor, releasing several albums and touring Europe before splitting in 1996. Their early success included a breakthrough EP produced by John O’Neill of The Undertones.
After a 2010 anniversary reunion and a lockdown album recorded without Mick, the group re‑connected in 2023 when promoter Mick invited them to a festival, leading to the new single and tour. The collaboration revived their camaraderie and resolved previous grievances.
Martin Malone’s band Innocents Abroad are preparing a follow‑up to their comeback album “Late Spring.” They are also reissuing Malone’s solo record “The Training for Loneliness,” remastered by Richard Werner and set for digital release on December 1 with a limited CD run. The reissue will be available digitally from December 1 and includes a small batch of physical CDs.
Sunset Theory will perform at the Nerve Centre on Friday, November 13, with a 14+ age limit, no alcohol, and doors opening at 7 pm. Tickets cost £5 plus a booking fee, and the show is strictly non‑alcoholic. The gig also features support acts The Waiting Room Magazines and Sunbleach.
The article lists the social media handles for Sunset Theory @sunsettheory_, Martin Malone @these_twain, and Power of Dreams @2hellwithcommonsense. Fans can follow these accounts for updates on the artists.
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