A Rock 'n' Roll 4 piece hailing from Dublin, Ireland who mix harmonies and melodies to create their own infectious, catchy sound. ______________________________________________________________ REVIEWS: ______________________________________________________________ Identity Parade topped the CPU online charts with 1977 votes, and quickly came across as the most well established act. They had that professional, showmanship edge with no dragged out, inter-song tuning and time wasting. They were also probably the most accessible of all tonight’s bands, and proved worthy of the headline slot. Musically they reminded me a little of the Undertones, having that same laid back energy, and effortless cool. They put out a solid set, definitely stole the show. (online review of recent gig) ______________________________________________________________ REGATTA.GIG.REVIEW.IDENTITY PARADE.CPU CHART GIG.WHELAN'S. (09/06/05). Reporter; Joel. With 1900 votes or so Identity Parade got to headline at the first cpu chart gig in Whelan's and from they switched on the ignition to a finely tuned set the crowd loved them. I had not heard their music before but became a fan after the first few songs. A Dublin four piece, they had fantastic, straightforward and honest songs. Musically if Mick Jagger and Roger Daltrey had children together, Identity Parade would have been their grandkids. Their chorus attracted people walking by the Whelan’s back door. Top marks!
daniel o sullivan 15 November 2005 03:26
