Missing The Ferry Luton, UK
Four second-generation Irish lads, three brothers and their best friend write songs about identity and
belonging.
With influences as diverse as Brendan Shine, The Pogues and The Stone Roses their mission is to get people dancing and thinking.
Anyone who has ever missed, or nearly missed, the Dublin-bound ferry from Holyhead will get the name.
Don't be Missing The Ferry yourselves!
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