The O'Marleys will be playing at The Poltimore Inn, North Moulton, lots of foot tapping music and songTaking traditional Irish music we add jazz reggae and rock twists that create new exciting versions that get an audience on their feet and singing along!BiographyThe band started in 2007 and has gone from strength to strength. Now on a third album, the Trip to Exeter shows great developments from the original themes. Lead track The Rocky Road to Dublin is a must at parties (that's if you like wild parties..). They now headline a selection of festivals in the summer - check out the you tube videos. In the rhythm section there is the wild and enigmatic B... See MoreDescriptionEver heard "The Rising of the Moon" in dub? Originally from Derry and Donegal, Mayo and Orpington (yes Orpington), The O Marley's are a fusion of Irish folk wound into jazz rock and reggae. They use traditional Irish songs as the basis of much of their eclectic set, but adapt them into other forms along the way. "The Rocky Road to Dublin"

The O Marleys The O'Marleys really livened thing up and turned heads at The Clovelly Lobster and Crab Festival yesterday, with people asking for request songs and at the end asking for more, plus requests for our latest CD 'Trip to Exeter

The O Marleys had at great gig at The Cider Festival, Occombe Farm, DevonOn stage at 5pm for just under an hour, we had cheering, dancing and even asked for our CD at the end. The organizer came up with a smile on her face and said we went down really well, so result on that one. Mac tried the whiskey flavoured cider and gave it the thumbs up, hopefully we will be invited back next yearThanks to everyone who came along!

The O Marleys It was a great night at The Duke of York in Exeter, At the end of the evening they didn't want us to go and were asking for more. 2 hours playing music is very tiring, especially when you are playing fast Irish jigs, but we obliged the cheering crowd with 'Whisky in The Jar; and they still wanted more, but today we play again at The Occombe Farm Cider Festival so it was time for home and bed to recharge those batteries.