Originally called Slainte, the London-based Irish rock sextet Bible Code Sundays changed their name when they began composing their own songs as opposed to covering the classics. Fronted by Ronan MacManus (brother of Declan MacManus, better known as Elvis Costello), the band also boasts the talents of Andy Nolan (Shane MacGowan & the Popes), Carlton Hunt (Bad Manners), Enda Mulloy, Joe Moran, and Patrick Franklin. A popular act on the London pub scene, Bible Code Sundays mix the traditional sounds of their Irish heritage with the more modern sounds of rock & roll and punk. The band's debut album, Ghosts of Our Past, arrived in 2006, followed by Boots or No Boots in 2007. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
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The Biblecode Sundays play energetic Celtic rock and folk punk, fusing traditional Irish instruments like the accordion, flute, and fiddle with driving modern rock rhythms.
The band is based in North West London, deeply rooted in the capital's vibrant Irish pub and live music scene.
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