We welcome Neosupervital, aka Dublin multi-instrumentalist and producer Tim O’Donovan and Dave Geraghty’s (BELLX1 / Join Me In the Pines)

Neosupervital presents new music, called Factory Presets, an 85bpm journey into the mind fueled by a fuzz guitar riff for the ages. It’s accompanied by a video conceived and directed by Belfast-based director Nicky Larkin.
As well as recently supporting Houseplants, The Police’s Stewart Copeland, George Clanton and Catching Flies, Neosupervital has previously opened for acts such as Money Mark (Beastie Boys), Thomas Dolby, Divine Comedy, ABC, St. Germain, Peter Bjorn and John, Hercules and Love Affair, Jaga Jazzist, Bob Log III, Moldy Peaches and has toured the UK and Europe as special guest of The Human League.  Tim is also drummer for BellX1 and numerous other acts.

Songwriter and mul0-instrumentalist David Geraghty is a founding member and driving force behind the band Bell X1. This has included ten albums (four No.1), extensive world tours, as well as opening for acts such as U2 and Ed Sheeran since the band’s inception.

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Neosupervital + Dave Geraghty

#liveatlevis FRONT BAR

8pm, FRIDAY, 27th June

Tickets €20. – TICKETS ON THE DOOR

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⭐️ Reviews of previous Neosupervital releases:

“Has a contemporary dance floor suss…infectious, high-gloss glitter-pop…is there anybody out there who knows their way around a good synth pop tune better than O’Donovan?” The Star

“…leaving you hungry for more after the mirrorball stops spinning…fusing classic disco melodies with electronic
laptop wizardry.” Hot Press

“Often augmenting his synth-laden sound with fuzzy guitar, O’Donovan’s ear for a cracking melody is as sharp as
ever. With his talent for amusing lyricism also in evidence, there’s more than enough here to keep the faithful happy.”
Business Post

⭐️ Reviews of Dave :

Geraghty has proven himself a master of melody in the past, but this album confirms that he’s a crackerjack
when it comes to groove and soul, too”. “Dismiss this as a side-project at your peril”.
Lauren Murphy – The Irish Times

“Throughout Monomania, there are flawless falsettos, shimmering synths and
rhythms so infectious they could carry their own health warning….It’s seriously impressive.”
John Walshe – Hot Press