Jinx Lennon part punk folk poet troubadour, part gospel music energy preacher originally played with Dundalk Ireland outfits Silver Seeds, and Novena Babes who played at IMRO showcase in Queens, Belfast a few years back. He has released two highly acclaimed CDs "Live at the Spirit Store" and "30 Beacons Of Light For A Land Full Of Spit" on his own Septic Tiger label. Recent gigs include two Irish tours with Hamell on Trial, gigs with the likes of The Fall and a fiery appearance at the Mor Festival (Tullamore) Ireland in August, and Vicar St (Dublin) in November. Jinx's third album, "Know Your Station Gouger Nation", promises to clear the cobwebs out of peoples heads, and get rid of all energy vampires with his full on show aiming to uplift heads everywhere.

KNOW YOUR STATION GOUGER NATION TOUR 2006

MARCH 2006
20th March, Monday @ 9pm - Roisin Dubh, Galway
23rd March, Thursday @ 9pm - Cruiscin Lan, Cork (special guest Jon Leahy)
OFFICIAL CD LAUNCH - 24th March, Friday @ 3pm ~ Tower Records, Wicklow St, Dublin
24th March, Friday @ 9pm - Spirit Store, Dundalk (special guests The Tramps)
25th March, Saturday - Siur Thuaidh, Kanes, Ballyferriter, Co Kerry (special guest Jon Leahy)
26th March, Sunday @ 8.30pm - Sugar Club, Dublin (special guests David Croninbergs Wife)

APRIL 2006
7th April, Friday @ 9pm - The Boathouse, Limerick (special guests 22)
8th April, Saturday @ 9pm _ The Kings, Waterford (special guest Graham Harte)
12th April, Wednesday - 12 Bar Club, London
21st April, Friday - Athlone (venue TBC)
22nd April, Friday @ 9pm - Thomastown, Kilkenny

"I, Jinx Lennon, was born in Dundalk in 1964. The first song I can remember that completed a fully fledged electrical circuit in my head was "There goes my first love" by the drifters. It left an indelible footprint in my mind at the very edge of pre-pubescent misery / euphoria. After years of home taping experiments and listening to dodgy rock bands I finally felt sherbet fizz kinetic energy when I witnessed local Dundalk band Meta 4 play the Imperial Hotel in early 86. Their ramshackle majesty and couple of well chosen guitar cords, jet propelled me along the conveyor belt to form a slew of local underground bands that included Sneaky Pete and the Ostrich, Silver Seeds and finally the Novena Babes. All outfits contained super decent people but we mostly played it safe to the musical templates of the time."