Unstuck are an alternative trio from Wexford consisting of members Andrew Pierce (guitar/bass+vox), Conor Morgan (guitar/bass+vox), and Dean Bates (drums).
Busy cutting their teeth on the high traffic stages of Dublin in the winter of 2022, they emerged a unique voice, capturing audiences with their fuzzy, off-kilter pop. The following year saw them play slots at Whelan's Ones to Watch and a fundraiser for Féile na Gréine in Limerick, as well as numerous gigs around the country. In August 2023, they released their debut, 'Ointment? EP', exhibiting 5 of the band's earliest songs. Three singles were released which received Spotify editorial playlist placements on Hot New Bands, Shockwave, and Alternative Ireland.
Their new EP, 'Songs From Part Two: Part One', released on May 17. It is the first half of a double EP, the second half of which is set for release in December. The project was recorded in its entirety last summer in Orc's Lair studios and produced by Darragh Hansard (Thee UFO, Search Results, Stupid Son). The EP received coverage in The Irish Daily Star and play on New Music Fix on BBC Radio 6.
DUBLIN, Anseo with Punches Pilot 31/05
DROGHEDA, McHughs 08/06
LIMERICK, Record Room with Silicon Bog 14/06
KILKENNY, Brewery Corner 06/07
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"Unstuck are your new favourite band, there I said it" - Void Magazine
"Continuing their tear towards alt-rock domination over the past year, Unstuck have gone from strength to strength both on stage and in the studio. This latest release is just nothing less than a huge upturn on the excitement dial." - The GOO
"The lads are absolutely brilliant! They've got a really nice sound" - Neil Molloy, Galway Bay FM
"This is highly original music by some extremely talented musicians and songwriters." - SendMeYourEars
"The chorus of the first single ‘OCCUPIED’ got stuck in my head for a week. But that was just the preparation, the revolution came with the single ‘Anne-Marie’." - Indie Boulevard