bluesyndrome

Blue Syndrome is a four piece alternative indie pop/rock band from Dublin. Their sound is influenced by the Foo Fighters and Snow Patrol, with a healthy dose of acoustic anthems thrown in for good measure. Their simple, yet beat-based songs have attracted an enthusiastic audience to date. Together since 2004, Colm O’Loughlin (lead vocals/guitar), Stephen O’Loughlin (lead guitar/vocals), Adam Kennedy (bass/vocals), and Tom Lamude (Drums/vocals) have to date released an EP and album aswell as ...

Blue Syndrome is a four piece alternative indie pop/rock band from Dublin. Their sound is influenced by the Foo Fighters and Snow Patrol, with a healthy dose of acoustic anthems thrown in for good measure. Their simple, yet beat-based songs have attracted an enthusiastic audience to date. Together since 2004, Colm O’Loughlin (lead vocals/guitar), Stephen O’Loughlin (lead guitar/vocals), Adam Kennedy (bass/vocals), and Tom Lamude (Drums/vocals) have to date released an EP and album aswell as some rather successful singles to stock up their discography. Their debut CD release ‘Over and Out’ was released on October 1st 2009 and received enthusiastic critical acclaim. The album blends Colm O'Loughlin's refreshing vocals with energetic band work to create a disc overflowing with highly memorable songs. With standout tracks like "Tomorrow I'll Be Gone,” already certified platinum in Malahide and Swords, don’t be surprised if you find Blue Syndrome at the top of the music charts and beyond. Blue Syndrome are positioned as intelligent and socially concerned young artists. Their unique propensity for meshing acoustic rhythms with driving melodies around social issues makes people stand up and take notice of this issue oriented band. They are strongly linked to the Kenyan charity, The Mathari Children's Fund, (www.mathari.org) and have been requested by the director of the charity to organise a major fund raising concert in Nairobi next year in conjunction with local artists. They are also highly motivated by their ties to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and are participating in a series of events over the coming year. The song writing team is led by Colm O’Loughlin but with generous contributions from the other band members.