Sultans of Ping

Everyone loves music, and so they should, after all it is heard in every walk of life, from your own mp3 player to speakers strategically placed in doctors’ waiting rooms. Music even makes its way into movies, television shows and on the radio, making it a highly valued cultural artefact.

But there’s no better way of experiencing music than handing over concert tickets and witnessing your favourite bands live. Inside arenas, theatres and auditoriums across the country, people are constantly witness to some high quality world famous acts. It means that gig tickets are worthwhile pieces of paper to own, so you can witness some great shows you will remember forever.

Coming soon to The Garage, The Sultans of Ping will be showcasing their unique punk styles to an adoring crowd. With their wide array of songs covering a whole range of colourful topics, from turnip fish and Japanese girls to toilet bowls and sheepdogs, they will be arriving in town to play some of the songs that have made them so popular.
Hailing from Ireland, Sultans of Ping consist of Niall O’Flaherty, Paul Fennelly, Pat O’Connell and Ger Lyons, with songs such as the classic “Where’s Me Jumper”.