Guitar Porn

We realised we haven't yet shown you our rehearshal space and more particularly the guitar view from behind the drum kit. He is the luckiest drummer in the whole world....it's almost dirty.

Theo Reviews for Hot Press

The folks at Hot Press recently asked Theo to review the new Pigtronix Polysaturator distortion pedal. Check out the latest edition of Hot Press to read in full. (Barack O'Bama Cover) WARNING: This article is strictly for gadget trainspotters.

Italy Tour Confirmed

G'day. We got good news this morning that the Italian tour has been confirmed and we'll be travelling over for St Patrick's week-end. We will post the exact dates here when we get them. Ciao....

New video

Hey all. Work is afoot on the second video from Punchestown. this time it's 'ido's Dog fight'. We'll post something here when it's ready. Ciao,T

Whelans Single Launch Night

Hi All,

Theo (& Red Beats) will play Whelans on January 22nd, 2009 (winner malibu music award 2008). This is to launch the second single 'Screw' taken from the album 'Get what You Came For'. Support TBC. Doors 8.30pm. Tickets available from wav tickets on 1890 200 078 or on from the door and price € 15 eur.

Theo also recently paid a visit to the folks at Jagercast, Ireland's most exciting new podcasters. Listen to the full interview on http://www.jagercast.ie/ <http://www.jagercast.ie/> Remeber also to join or blog on http://theored.blogspot.com/

Thanks, Theo

Jagercast Interview

Theo recently paid a visit to the folks at Jagercast, Ireland's most exciting new podcasters. There's chat about the making of the album and the jagercast boys show their appreciation for red beat drummer Brian O'Reilly. Oh......and why God is only a cheap babysitter.......Listen to the interview here http://www.jagercast.ie/ It will also be available for you to download from http://www.theo.ie/ in a day or two.

Hells bells.....

Here's a photo from a recent gig....

Incidentally, on a completely unrelated point, the world's highest helipad, built by India, is located in the Siachen Glacier at a height of 21,000 feet (6400 m) above the sea level.