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Indie folk singer Pa Sheehy released his EP titled "Lost in A '90s Arcade," in 2023, which caught the attention of many new fans around the globe. Earlier that year, he made his solo debut on Other Voices, sharing the stage with Paolo Nutini and Inhaler. He is becoming a household name in Ireland and his following is steadily growing around mainland Europe.

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December 2023

• Wed 6 Dec Belfast, The Limelight Pa Sheehy

November 2023

• Thu 30 Nov Glasgow, McChuills Pa Sheehy
• Wed 29 Nov Liverpool, Jacaranda Records - Phase One Pa Sheehy
• Tue 28 Nov London, Bush Hall Pa Sheehy
• Sat 8 Jul London, Hyde Park Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band The Chicks, James Bay, Brittney Spencer, Pa Sheehy…
• Fri 28 Apr Belfast, The Duncairn Pa Sheehy
• Tue 25 Apr London, The Slaughtered Lamb Pa Sheehy

October 2022

• Sat 22 Oct London, Omeara Pa Sheehy
• Thu 20 Oct Belfast, The Limelight Pa Sheehy

Indie folk singer Pa Sheehy recently released his EP titled "Lost In A '90s Arcade," which has caught the attention of many new fans around the globe. Off the back of its success he has secured slots at various major festivals across Europe, including a recent invitation to support Bruce Springsteen at Hyde Park. Earlier this year, he made his solo debut on Other Voices, sharing the stage with Paolo Nutini and Inhaler.

He is becoming a house hold name in Ireland and his following is steadily growing around mainland Europe. With his unique folk-inspired sound, Sheehy continues to captivate listeners, showcasing a smoother vocal approach compared to his usual raspy tone. He sees this as a new chapter, stating that it feels like the "beginning of something that is completely me." After spending the past three years “figuring it all out” he believes it's time to share these songs with the world. He plans to embark on a winter tour around Europe later this year followed by his debut LP in 2023.

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Pa Sheehy – Interview

Article Published: April 28, 2023

With sun streaming through the window, Pa Sheey is speaking to Goldenplec from the front seat of his car in a Dingle between rehearsal sessions for his upcoming tour. “We just went through the set once and it sounded good” he explains, as he gears up for a 10-day, six-show run which opens with a performance in De Barra’s in Clonakility before heading to London, Belfast, Dublin and, finally, Dingle itself where the three-piece band will perform in St. James’ Church as part of Féile na Bealtaine. “We’ll run it once more and if there’s no mistakes we’ll leave it at that but if there’s we find it tough we may run it a third time through”.

“I was adamant at the start of the year that I wanted to play a load of shows so at the start of the year I just started booking things” he smiles, “I did an unplugged run in December which was nice, we finished that off at Other Voices and then run finishes off in Dingle again at Feile Na Bealtaine so it’s nice to end the tour at home”.

It’s been two years since Sheehy released his debut solo single ‘I Saw You At The Funeral’ following the 2020 disbandment of Walking on Cars. A few months later, following a string of singles which included a remix of his song Roisin with production duo SUPER-HI, he released the award-winning project The Art of Disappearing . Ahead of this tour, he announced his brand new EP Lost In A ‘90s Arcade will be released on 9th June , with the first track  just dropped in ‘Meet Me At The Record Store’.

“When I look at the last year and a half of writing the EP and where I was in my life I can see that I was a bit lost for a while” he recalls of the new projects origins,  “You know when you get lost and you don’t know where you’re going you tend to turn back to what you’re familiar with. For me, I went back and bought a Playstation and bought a load of games I used to play as a kid and I just went back to things that reminded me of that time. I played a load of soccer as well, I hadn’t played soccer in years and I was just going back to things that reminded me of growing up. That’s where I was at the time, a little bit unsure of where I was in my life so it’s great to get these songs ready and out into the world now”.

Growing up, Sheehy would spend hours at a time playing everything from NBA to Smackdown vs Raw, as well as FIFA: Road To The World Cup 98. As well as that, he would play Mario on his Nintendo and a friend nearby had gotten a SEGA, which allowed him to mess around with Sonic. Looking back, the time fills him with joy, but the EP’s lead single isn’t about games, rather his memories of visiting the local record store, where he was introduced to everything from Green Day’s 'Nimrod' and David Bowie’s 'Hunky Dory'.

“The song tries to consider what would happen if I had not been introduced to all that music," he explains, “I like to think I would have been a soccer player but truth be told I wasn’t special. I was decent, definitely, but not incredible so the truth is I don’t know”.

As for his penchant for grunge and punk growing up, Sheehy would love to give the heavier genres a go but probably not under his own name. “I don’t think it would suit me as an artist” he replies when asked, “ but I would love to be maybe in another band making that sort of stuff because in m teenage years the likes of Greenday, Sum 41, Offspring, Metallica, they were all a huge part of my soul for so long and they re always songs I’ll go back to so I’d love to be involved in some way”.

“I would sing a song and think that it just didn’t sound genuine so I tried to strip away everything and see what was there and to my surprise there was this soft tender shy sounding vocal that felt right” he recalls, “When I recorded my vocals it just didn’t feel right. When I was putting down these tunes with the way my voice sounded it just didn’t sound like it fit so then I stripped everything back, I tried to pretend I wasn’t Pa Sheehy and tried to see how it sounded and more importantly how it felt and what came out was a much softer, much gentler approach”. 

“The graveliness of my voice will come back” he adds quickly, “but for these songs it just needed something a little more sedate and a little different to what I’d done before to suit the music and to get the feelings of the tune across. I just want to see what feels genuine”.

As he prepares to head back into rehearsals, the question is asked of what to expect from these new tracks in the live setting. “It’s just myself and two others, Hannah and Rory” he replies of the set, “all the tunes are reinvented so it’s a softer approach to a live gig. It’s all about the words in the song and capturing the essence of the tunes rather than putting on a big bold production”.

“I feel like with the last couple of years there’s been a lot of loss in the world and peoples lives and a few songs on the project touch on that” he continues, “I suppose if some people could gain some sort of healing or some sort of solace that would remind them of people they lost it would make it worthy of this EP being out in the world”.

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Following on from his sold out EU Tour and No.1 Ep The Art of Disappearing , Dingle native Pa Sheehy has announced new music is on the horizon. He has spent the last year diving into a ‘new world of sound’ and just off the back of his Other Voices solo debut he has set his sights on a big winter tour and the release of a number of works he penned in 2022. Cúis áthais dom mo chuid ceoil Nua a roinnt libh. Thóg sé ochtdéag mhí chun iad go léir a ullmhú ach beidh an chéad amhrán Meet me at the Record Store  ag teacht amach ar an 21ù lá d’Aibreán.

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Pa Sheehy Unplugged Tour

Friday april 12th 2024 where: cask limerick doors: 8:00pm.

Pa Sheehy is an emerging folk artist from the south of Ireland.

After releasing his award winning debut EP “ The Art Of Disappearing”, he made his TV debut on Other Voices and went onto sell out a European tour, and secured some major festivals around Ireland and the UK.

His ever changing DNA has drifted far from his chart topping days with Walking On Cars as he finds himself in a spellbinding rootsy folk world that makes him one of Ireland’s most exciting prospects for the year ahead. His biggest musical influences are Sufjan Stveens, A Blaze Of Feather & Tom Waitts and after spending most of 2023 in the recording studio, 2024 becomes a very important year for the wordsmith as his debut solo record is due for release

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Kevin sheehy leaves pitt; parking now under julie bannister.

A subject near and dear to Pitt employees — parking — is getting new leadership in the office of Business, Hospitality and Auxiliary Services.

After more than 20 years at Pitt, Kevin Sheehy — who served as director of parking, transportation and services and then as assistant vice chancellor, auxiliary operations, which oversees parking — left in April for the position of regional vice chancellor of administrative and financial services at the University of South Florida’s St. Petersburg campus. 

The Office of Business, Hospitality and Auxiliary Services at Pitt has reorganized team members to absorb Sheehy’s roles. Julie Bannister, assistant vice chancellor for auxiliary services, will be overseeing the Mobility team , which includes parking and transportation, and Monica Rattigan will be overseeing the Logistics team going forward.

PGA Tour returning to calendar-year season in 2024, per reports: Winners and losers of the schedule

The PGA Tour schedule will see many changes in 2024, including a return to a calendar-year season and an increase in no-cut events, according to Golfweek . Here’s what you need to know:

• The tour will return to a calendar-year season for the first time in a decade after it transitioned to a wraparound schedule in 2013 that started a new season each fall, per Golfweek.
• The 2024 calendar will reportedly feature 39 regular-season events and eight events in the post-playoff fall series.
• The Players Championship, the Genesis Invitational, the Memorial Tournament and the Arnold Palmer Invitational will reportedly be the only designated tour events to feature a 36-hole cut.

Notable tournament dates and changes

The season will open with the Sentry Tournament of Champions on Jan. 4, 2024, and finish at the Tour Championship on Sept. 1.

The Memorial Tournament will be held one week before the U.S. Open (June 13-16) instead of the typical two weeks before the major. Additionally, the Wyndham Championship and the FedEx Cup Playoffs will each be pushed back by one week because of the Paris Olympics, reports Golfweek.

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The tour will reportedly have no halfway cuts at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, the RBC Heritage, the Wells Fargo Championship and the Travelers Championship in 2024.

Who wins in this schedule?

The clear winner is AT&T, which sponsored two non-designated events in 2023 but ended its deal with the Byron Nelson. Now it has one event, but Pebble Beach will be a designated event in 2024. That makes total sense — Pebble is one of the premier golf courses in the United States, and for it to have a field strength the same as the John Deere Classic (per DataGolf.com’s measure) made absolutely zero sense. Now it’ll have the best players, and one of the PGA Tour ’s top sponsors is no doubt happier.

Keep that last part in mind with all of this — the tour asked sponsors for more and more when it was seeking to increase purses and fight off the LIV threat, but it cannot make everyone happy. The tour is going to have to move around who gets designated events, in order to keep sponsors in the boat. — Kellenberger

Who loses in this schedule?

The WM Phoenix Open loses its designated event status, which stinks. But with its stadium hole and unique scheduling (Super Bowl weekend, with the final round leading up to kickoff), it may be the rare non-major that has enough else going for it to lose some field strength. We’ll see.

Moving the Memorial Tournament to the week before the U.S. Open is of note, and I’m interested to hear what Jack Nicklaus has to say about that.

But it’s also the first of three “must-play” events in a row (Travelers Championship is the week after the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, and also designated). What that stretch does is squeeze out the events before and after it, the Canadian Open and Rocket Mortgage Classic. They’ll have a harder time attracting top names that are not there out of sponsor obligations. — Kellenberger

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