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Author: Rachael Brooks

The Foxes, The Wellbeing and Ryan O’Reilly

Tuesday, 11th November, 2008 at 2:34 pm, Isle of Wight

Events, Music, Niton

16, November 2008
7:00 pm

This coming Sunday, The Wellbeing Presents … The Foxes, The Wellbeing, Ryan O’Reilly and more!

The Foxes, The Wellbeing and Ryan O’ReillyIsle of Wight based band, The Wellbeing, stage a remarkable night of live music this coming Sunday 16th November from 7pm at The Buddle in Niton.

As well as featuring the Island band’s first home set since the IW Festival this Summer, the gig will feature a headline set from The Foxes, hailed by critics and fans alike as ‘the saviours of British Guitar music’, and singer songwriter Ryan O’Reilly and his band.

The Foxes’ recent single Trauma Town peaked at number 9 in the UK Indie Charts, and according to music magazine the NME, they “have the talent and confidence to make a huge impact on the UK music scene”.

The Wellbeing have had a busy year of festivals, and completed a 9-date UK tour in May, before releasing their debut single in June which was “the perfect Sunday chill anthem” according to The Mag.

22-year-old Ryan O’Reilly will bring his brand of Celtic Country Blues to the evening, and is sure to provide a set of “vibrant and stimulating songs”, performing with the unique energy of a man clearly influenced by Dylan and Springsteen.

More acts will be added to the bill leading up to the gig, and tickets are available at a bargain £4 in advance from or £5 on the door.

For more information on the gig email info@wellbeingmusic.co.uk or check their MySpace

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