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The Debonairs are set to play in the Helix, Dublin as the entertainment act of this year’s Junk Kouture Regional Finals.
The South West Donegal Band was formed last year by Shay Rowan, Conor Gallagher and Brian Callaghan for a school showcase performance, since then, they have taken great ambition and continued to play together, playing gigs and festivals around Killybegs.
Almost exactly a year on from their formation the band will take the stage at the Junk Kouture Regional Finals in Dublin on March 4 and 5.
The Debonairs consists of members Shay Rowan (vocals, rhythm guitar), Conor Gallagher (lead guitar), Brian Callaghan (drums) and Eamon Óg McHugh (bass).
Junk Kouture is well renowned for giving young people the opportunity to showcase their innovative minds and creative brilliance to thousands of people and has been a huge success in Ireland since its creation in 2010 by CEO Troy Armour.
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