"The Dunderheids are an incredibly tight band with an incredibly mature approach to songwriting. The sound is chugging and surprisingly heavy, but also crisp thanks to the use of an electric double bass that is so proficient it makes one wonder why all bassists do not use a double bass, it just sounds better! The vocals are incredibly strong and confident and the band has the tunes to utilize these vocals perfectly. The Dunderheids may have been on second tonight, but they deliver a headlining performance".
Y Rock ABC2 gig
"Its quite refreshing to go to a gig expecting nothing and having your socks blown off. The Dunderheids are just such a show. They reminded me of 90’s rock stuff. Exactly what I'm into. So I wasnt surprised to see Pearl Jam and Tool amongst their influences. They don’t sound too close to any of their influences though and I’ll definately go see them again"
New Music Scotland.
The Dunderheids love biogs. More than anything...
Well ok, they actually love slagging off Dave more. But which Dave I hear you ask? The bald one. Oh, look I've slagged him again. It's just TOO easy.
Although at gigs, its Orla that gets all the grief...mentions of potatoes, being picky eaters during the Famine, being a raving Tim, Irish leprecauns and the like are all directed at her..its all a bit obvious. Boring in fact. Ah, but the kids love it.
The band love (in no particular order); Chorr's sexy anorexic bass (although the golf bag that it gets carried around in is in no way sexy), Orla's second Tele (the first was nicked by someone who broke into my flat and probably sold to someone who can only play D and A- oh wait, sometimes that's what I play!!), Brian's ginormous cymbal (like it blocks out the sun sometimes, thats why we play at night), and Dave's Ebow (that thing squeals like Dave does)...
Come see us play live, chat to us, buy a USB mini-EP, tell Dave off for slaggin the Irish, buy a piece of the Dunders on Sellaband, listen to Jim Gellaty love us like you all should and then plan out your days before the album of the decade gets released...hopefully at the end of this year...
The Dunderheids
Listen to Unsteady played on Jim Gellatly's show on www.radiomagnetic.com (click on Episode 4)!
Listen to Stuck in Rewind on Episode 5 of Jim Gellatly's podcast
Check out http://www.indie104.com/ to hear Damage That You've Done played on air!
The Dunderheids debut single, Unsteady, is now available to purchase on iTunes.
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PREVIOUS GIGS
20 Mar 2007, 20:00 - Strathclyde Union
30 Jun 2007, 20:00 - Barfly Glasgow
07 Jul 2007, 20:30 - the box
12 Jul 2007, 22:45 - Whistlebinkies
03 Aug 2007, 20:00 - Arches
18 Aug 2007, 20:00 - King Tuts
Supporting LOOK SEE PROOF
23 Aug 2007, 22:45 - WhistleBinkies
31 Aug 2007, 21:00 - TheBox
06 Sep 2007, 20:00 - Rockers
21 Sep 2007, 20:00 - Beat Club
04 Oct 2007, 20:00 - West bar
12 Oct 2007, 20:00 - Portman Hotel
13 Oct 2007, 20:00 - The Martell
14 Nov 2007, 20:00 - TheBox
15 Nov 2007, 22:00 - Whistle Binkies
30 Nov 2007, 20:00 - Snobar
12 Dec 2007, 20:00 - The Local
13 Dec 2007, 20:00 - King Tuts supporting ONE NIGHT ONLY
09 Feb 2008, 20:00 - TheBox
05 Apr 2008, 20.00 - The Box
26 Apr 2008, 20.00 - The Belfield Tavern, Kilmarnock
23 May 2008, 20.00 - Nice n Sleazys
16 July 2008, 20.00- King Tuts
15 Aug 2008, 22.00- The Box
16 Aug 2008, 21.00- Dirty Martini's, Kilmarnock
17 Aug 2008, 21.00- Varsity, Stirling
26 Aug 2008, 2.00- Live on WORfm, NY
26 Aug 2008, 21.00-The National Underground, NY
28 Aug 2008, 21.00-The Knitting Factory, NY
29 Aug 2008, 22.00-The Bowery Poetry Club, NY
12 Sept 2008, 11.00- The Box
19 Sept 2008, 10.00- The Vic Inn, Falkirk
20 Sept 2008, 1.00- Cumbernauld Road Show
02 Oct 2008, 20.00- Cathkin High School, Charity Gig
10 Oct 2008, 21.00- Market Inn, Ayr
11 Oct 2008, 21.00- Donner Inn, Denny
20 Sept 2008, 20.00- Stereo, Glasgow
24 Oct 2008, 20.00- The Crow Bar, Paisley
25 Oct 2008, 20.00-Dirty Martinis, Killmarnock
8 Nov 2008, 20.00-The Fanky Hut, Denny
21 Nov 2008, 22.00-The Box, Glasgow
24 Jan 2009, 21.00- Dirty Martinis, Killmarnock
06 Feb 2009, 21.30- Harleys, Bathgate
21 Feb 2009, 20.00- Carling Academy. Glasgow
09 Apr 2009, 21.00- The Box, Glasgow
06 Jun 2009, 20.00- ABC2, Glasgow
20 Jun 2009, 22.00- McChuills, (Swine Flu gig!!)Glasgow
You're invited to ...Tuned In… Friday 19th June 2009 (West End Festival), Hillhead Library & Learning Centre, Byres Road from 11am – 4.30pm. Entry is free, though with a small capacity of 100 seats, if you're interested interested book your place early on 0141 276 1617.
Starring: Jim Gellatly (BBC Scotland), Craig McNeil (Beggars Group), John Williamson (Belle & Sebastian), Eamonn Forde (Music Week, Word, The Guardian), Gareth Russell (Idlewild) and more…
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