Irish band Rackhouse Pilfer making waves on music scene

Irish band Rackhouse Pilfer formed in 2012 by the fireside of McGarrigles bar in Sligo, performing an acoustic set of bluegrass and folk hits from their favourite Americana artists. The upcoming band have shared the stage with Kila, Brian Kennedy, Jack L, Fiachna O’Braonain, Eleanor McEvoy, Republic of Loose, to name a few. “Back to the country” was the bands debut album in 2013 and following it’s release the band took their electric and energetic stage show to some of Ireland’s biggest festivals and venues including the world famous Omagh Folk Park Bluegrass festival, Body and Soul, Sligo Live 2012 and 2013 where they opened for headliner Imelda May. The band jetted over to Tennessee in January of this year to record their new album entitled “Love and Havoc”. We here at IrishCentral expect big things for the band later this year.

Sean Dunne

May 14, 2014

Irish band Rackhouse Pilfer formed in 2012 by the fireside of McGarrigles bar in Sligo, performing an acoustic set of bluegrass and folk hits from their favourite Americana artists.

The upcoming band have shared the stage with Kila, Brian Kennedy, Jack L, Fiachna O’Braonain, Eleanor McEvoy, Republic of Loose, to name a few.

“Back to the country” was the bands debut album in 2013 and following it’s release the band took their electric and energetic stage show to some of Ireland’s biggest festivals and venues including the world famous Omagh Folk Park Bluegrass festival, Body and Soul, Sligo Live 2012 and 2013 where they opened for headliner Imelda May.

The band jetted over to Tennessee in January of this year to record their new album entitled “Love and Havoc”.

We here at IrishCentral expect big things for the band later this year.