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Live at Lavery’s – Take 3
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Jamie has been one of our longest residing residents, and for good reason. Member of Belfast low tempo collective The Shrub, Jamie's sets are as diverse as any playing in chilled out high energy rooms.
Stevie becomes every venues favourite DJ instantaneously. His sets are high energy and adaptable to any setting.
A live performer of over 25 years, Joe is a singer, musician and song writer hailing from Dromintee, Co. Armagh in Northern Ireland. Joe wows audiences with his unique guitar style and an uncompromising vocal delivery that has enthralled and entertained audiences in venues throughout Ireland and beyond.
Mark has been a resident for more than 10 years. One half of the infamous Faux, Mark has been one of the most influential DJs to grace our decks, shaping the sound and atmosphere that people now associate with Lavery's and The Woodworkers.
Eclectic selector and rowdy party starter, Scott is one of Lavery's longest standing resident DJs and for good reason. One of the most talented DJs in the Belfast scene, Scott's knowledge of music is as deep as the Marinas Trench.
Lee Hedley "I have a natural attraction to Blues and Soul. It’s a spiritual feeling for me, that’s all, and something that I find very hard to put into layman’s terms. But all I know is that it felt right 26 yrs ago and has felt right ever since".
Rebecca has developed her own unique sound within our residents. Regardless of genre, tempo, style or release date, Becca will get you moving!
Phil Lucas is one half of Twitch Belfast, one of the city’s longest-running and most influential independent electronic music nights. He’s been involved in AVA Festival since its start 9 years ago and is a huge supporter of other local DJ talents. Twitch has been on the go for almost 18 years drawing big names …
Eclectic selector and rowdy party starter, Scott is one of Lavery's longest standing resident DJs and for good reason. One of the most talented DJs in the Belfast scene, Scott's knowledge of music is as deep as the Marinas Trench.
