ROCK AND ROLL FROM LIMERICK CITY, IRELAND
As seen on RTÉs 'Dave Fanning's The 11th Hour' and 'Under Ether'.

'THE DEVIL IN MUSIC' - 2011 ALBUM OF THE YEAR (UII UK)
NO. 19 - DAN HEGARTY 2FM / TOP 50 IRISH ALBUMS OF 2011

Fox Jaw Bounty Hunters debut album 'The Devil In Music' is OUT NOW!
Available on iTunes and in all good music stores nationwide (Rep. of Ireland Only).

With two EPs under their belt, this band has left a sense of anticipation in the air with their live shows as of late, with fans always wanting more. 2010 saw the band return to the studio to record their debut album with long time friend Owen Lewis, who has worked with such acts as REM, Flogging Molly, Hole, Snow Patrol, Paulo Nutini & more. Now after months locked away behind closed doors, perfecting every last second for the armada of songs that is their debut album, entitled The Devil In Music.

Fox Jaw Bounty Hunters from Limerick City, is made up of four gentleman; Ronan Mitchell (vox/guitar/keys), Morgan Nolan (guitar/b.vox/keys), Shane Serrano (drums/b.vox/clarinet) and Sean O’Mahony (bass/b.vox). Despite their ages, they have many years experience in the world music scene, churning out music to the masses, from punk rock and metal to traditional Irish. In late 2007, after years of touring with their past bands, they found themselves together in a practice room, collectively-minded, agreeing that they had exhausted their current projects.

Undefeated and heavily inspired, they created Fox Jaw Bounty Hunters; a rock and roll band with a seductive and gloomy sound, ignoring all trends of the current music scene. A band with a long and varied list of influences that blend and create songs from unstoppable head bopping to horror harmonies and sublime silence.

Fox Jaw Bounty Hunters are pretty much a well oiled machine by this stage. From being fresh out of the studio at the beginning of the year, they have since released 3 singles, released the highly critically acclaimed debut album 'The Devil In Music', embarked on countless tours across Ireland including a quick string of dates in London despite the apocalyptic riots! Many festival appearances including being added to the Main Stage at Indiependence Festival to share the boards with Editors, Ash, ASIWYFA & Therapy? They were added to the lineup of Guinness Arthur's Day 2011 performing to a sold out crowd at Limerick's Big Top. They have had their music picked up by Becks Vier for a TV advertising campaign, featured on a special edition flip cover of Hotpress Magazine, Ireland's premier music magazine, featured on the Jagermeister Freezer Sessions Compilation CD and Tour, was invited on the IMRO Showcase 20th Anniversary tour, 'Album Of The Year' nominations, countless amounts of airplay, music video broadcasts, radio sessions, interviews, reviews and made many new fans made along the way, most notably 2FMs Dave Fanning, Dan Hegarty & Cormac Battle. The list goes on and on... And their year isn't even over yet.

Fox Jaw Bounty Hunters released the long-awaited LP 'The Devil In Music' on May 20th 2011.

2011/2012 'THE DEVIL IN MUSIC' TOUR DATES

Feb 2nd - Whelans, Dublin
Feb 4th - The Quad, Cork
Feb 5th - Bar Ritz, Castlebar
Feb 6th - The Grand Social, Dublin
Feb 7th - RTE 2FM, Dan Hegarty Session Recording
Feb 10th - Roisin Dubh, Galway
Feb 12th - Baker Place, Limerick
Mar 12th - Dolans Warehouse, Limerick
Mar 19th - HMV Feet On The Street, O'Connell St, Limerick
Mar 20th - Live Session on Spin Southwest, 103FM
Mar 31st - Sweeney Mongrels, Dublin
April 5th - Dolans Upstairs, Limerick
April 16th - O'Keefe's, Clonmel
April 17th - The Grand Social, Dublin
April 20th - Crane Lane Theatre, Cork
April 23rd - The Stables, Mullingar
April 26th - Upstairs Dolans, Limerick
April 28th - Spirit Store, Dundalk
April 29th - The Loft, Limerick
May 3rd - Live Session, Live 95FM
May 14th - Indie Week Ireland, The Grand Social, Dublin
May 21st - Acoustic Instore, HMV Cruises St, Limerick
May 21st - Album Listening Party, Like Studios, Limerick
May 27th - Upstairs Whelans, Dublin (album launch / free midnight show)
May 28th - Dolans Warehouse, Limerick (album launch)
June 3rd - The Quad, Cork (album launch)
June 4th - Cold Pro Festival, Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare
June 5th - Shamrock Festival, Cavan
June 10th - Citog, Club De Burgos, Galway
June 11th - Dolans Warehouse, Limerick - Hotpress Freezer Sessions
June 12th - The Mercantile, Dublin
June 14th - Lifelong Learning Festival, Milk Market, Limerick, 3pm
June 14th - Kennys, Lahinch
June 15th - Ryans Music Club, Kilkenny
June 22nd - RTE Arena Radio 1 Session
June 23rd - Roisin Dubh, Galway
June 30th - Sweeney Mongrels, Dublin
July 1st - De Barras, Clonakilty
July 2nd - The Stables, Mullingar
July 21st - Music For The Mind Festival, The Slate, Cork
July 24th - Knockanstockan Festival, Moon Stage, 4pm
July 29th - Upstairs Dolans, Limerick
July 31st - Indiependence Festival, Mitchelstown, Main Stage, 3pm
Aug 6th - OOAL Summer Party, Dolans Warehouse, Limerick
Aug 10th - Dublin Castle, Camden, London, UK
Aug 11th - The Slaughtered Lamb, Clerkenwell, London, UK
Aug 12th - The Bull & Gate, Kentish Town, London, UK
Aug 13th - The Black Heart, Camden, London, UK
Aug 17th - Crawdaddy, Dublin
Aug 20th - Billy Byrnes, Kilkenny
Aug 24th - Acoustic Live Session & Interview, 'Good Morning Dublin' 10am, Dublin City FM
Sept 7th - Dolans Warehouse, Limerick
Sept 8th - Mary I Freshers Week, Dolans Warehouse, Limerick
Sept 16th - Roisin Dubh, Galway
Sept 17th - IMRO Showcase, Bar Ritz, Castlebar
Sept 21st - Trinity College Students Union, Dublin @ 12pm
Sept 21st - Dublin City FM, ‘The Sessions’ Live @ 8pm
Sept 22nd - Arthurs Day 2011, Live At The Big Top, Limerick
Sept 28th - The Button Factory, Dublin
Sept 30th - Tower Records Grafton St. Dublin, Instore @ 5pm
Oct 1st - Dolans Upstairs, Limerick
Oct 6th - The Pavillion, Cork
Oct 11th - NUIG Students Union, Galway, @ 4pm
Oct 12th - The Hideout, Indie Week Festival, Toronto, Canada
Oct 13th - Balcony TV, Toronto
Oct 13th - Cherry Colas, Indie Week Festival, Toronto, Canada
Oct 13th - Bovine Sex Club, Indie Week Festival, Toronto, Canada
Oct 14th - The Hideout, Indie Week Festival, Toronto, Canada
Oct 15th - The Hideout, Indie Week Festival, Toronto, Canada
Oct 27th - Sweeney Mongrels, Dublin
Oct 28th - Halloween Party / Dolans Upstairs, Limerick
Nov 3rd - Crane Lane Theatre, Cork
Nov 4th - De Barras, Clonakilty
Nov 5th - Piper Inn, Clonmel
Nov 6th - The Grand Social, Dublin
Nov 15th - Crane Lane Theatre, Cork
Nov 19th - The Retro Bar, Portrush
Nov 25th - Citog, The Cellar Bar, Galway
Nov 26th - Billy Byrnes, Kilkenny
Dec 26th - Upstairs Dolans, Limerick
Jan 7th - Captains Live, Blanchardstown, Dublin
Feb 2nd - The Bull & Gate, London, UK
Feb 8th - Hot Week, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick
Feb 11th - The Academy, Dublin w/ The Minutes
Feb 14th - RAG Week, Limerick School of Art & Design, Limerick, 8pm
Feb 16th - GMIT RAG Week, Cafe Bar, TF Royal Hotel, Castlebar
Mar 30th - Phantom Live, The Academy, Dublin
Mar 31st - Dolans Upstairs, Limerick
Apr 22nd - Pieta House Charity Compilation Launch, Dolans Warehouse, Limerick
May 4th - Vantastival Festival, Dundalk
May 21st - Hotpress Compilation Launch, The Button Factory, Dublin
May 24th - Radar, The Speakeasy, QUBSU, Belfast
June 9th - The Blind Pig, Limerick
July 21st - Glasgowbury Festival
July 24th - The Crane Lane Theatre, Cork
Aug 9th - Bourkes Bar, Limerick

More info: www.foxjawbountyhunters.com

PR (Ireland)
Liza - (01) 6707400
liza@frictionpr.com

IRELAND Management / Band Contact
foxjawbountyhunters@gmail.com

UK Management / UK Bookings:
poppy@foxjawbountyhunters.com

IRELAND Bookings:
AMA Music Agency
mark@amamusicagency.ie
info@amamusicagency.ie
Mobile + 353 (0)86 2504795 / + 353 (0)86 8964406
Office + 353 (0)1 201 3660

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PRESS QUOTES

“(The Devil In Music) A serious contender for album of the year!”
- Alan Jacques LIVE 95FM

"a record that's diabolically good in many respects ... its complexity ensures that it is most certainly an opus that rewards the listener ... clearly the devil really does have all the best tunes"
- HOTPRESS

"The music has a deep growl, and dirty backdrop and you can almost imagine the wildness and humidity of New Orleans, and the polarised and confused religious fundamentalism being drowned out by the Devil’s best tunes ... From start to finish, the album oozes quality"
- CULCH.IE

“True hidden gems ... seductively gloomy sound in a league of it’s own ... will both mystify and satisfy”
- STATE.IE

"An Utterly Powerful & Enthralling Listen"
- LIMERICK EVENT GUIDE

"Blood-Boiling Brilliance ... Majestic"
- AU MAGAZINE

"Very sly, slick and mischievous ... A band you NEED to check out!"
- UNDERCLASSED IDLE IDEAS

"Jaw dropping ... a resonant, haunting, melancholy sound ... seducing audiences to be led into temptation ... FJBH are professional, well-honed and resonant, with the ability to combine elements from a plethora of musical influences. A modern band with an old soul they have the potential to carve out a long term presence beyond their domestic success in Ireland. All in all, a band with bite."
- SOUNDSPRAY.NET

"Gloom rock it may be, but damn it is addictive … enchanting and mysterious ... quite unlike anything else out there at the moment ... the future looks very bright for FJBH."
- ECHOPARADE.COM

"(The Devil In Music) Arguably the best Irish debut of the year"
- THE WHITEBOARD PROJECT

"They’re dark and gruesome but still leave you panting for more"
- VENUEONE.COM

"An unstoppable force ... they have some ingredient in their music that just won't let go once it grips you"
- IRISHUNSIGNED.COM

“Fab distorted guitar riffs and horror harmonies… Love it!”
- IRISH NEWS OF THE WORLD

"a seductive musical feast, you can imagine the devil dancing about, weaving his mischievous way around each track, beckoning the listener to the dark side … A captivating listen, their deeply atmospheric music has the ability to conjure up the wildest imagery, taking the listening experience that extra mile"
- PIGEONNOTE.CO.UK

"This band seriously knows how to rock … Lead vocalist Ronan Mitchell has one of the best voices I’ve heard this year."
- MUSICREVIEWUNSIGNED.COM

"Hauling ass like Queens Of The Stone Age jamming with Interpol ... a demonstration of the contrast between styles, that makes FJBH a hard band to quantify or label. One minute rocking hard, next minute it’s all slide guitars and bluegrass drawl."
- CHEW YOUR OWN FAT

"It’s really, really good. It’s raw and clear and rich and powerful – bluesey rock with a distinct Irish twang."
- PUTTERFISH.IE