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Cahir O'Doherty (musician)

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Occupation(s)
  
Musician, songwriter

Albums
  
Man vs Monster

Years active
  
1986 – present

Music group
  
Fighting with Wire

Origin
  
Richmond Upon Thames, London

Instruments
  
Guitar Bass Guitar Vocals Nose flute

Associated acts
  
Fighting with Wire Jetplane Landing LaFaro Frank Turner Skinny Lister

Record labels
  
Smalltown America, Atlantic Records

Similar
  
Fighting with Wire, Jetplane Landing, LaFaro, Yourcodenameis:milo, Million Dead

Cahir O'Doherty (born 1977) is an English musician and songwriter. He is the vocalist and guitarist in the alternative rock band Fighting with Wire. O'Doherty is also a member of the Derry/London band Jetplane Landing, in which he plays lead guitar. As of 2006 Cahir has also taken on bagpipe duties for indie band Seafood (usually when on tour). Recently played the acoustic guitar when performing with Frank Turner and Reading and Leeds festivals (2013). He has recently become a large fan of Skinny Lister crediting them for his new found love of music.

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Youth Work

O'Doherty actively encourages the development of young talent and on numerous occasions he has not only offered his advice to bands, he has personally helped them. Recently, O'Doherty has worked with the centre of culture and arts in Derry, the Nerve Centre and he helped to mentor over 30 young people in the inaugural Music Hothouse, which was launched by the Nerve Centre to aid the development of young, raw talent. O'Doherty also hosted many events in the Instinct Festival which is an annual youth festival, celebrating the arts.

Style

O'Doherty has a distinct approach to interviews and has on many occasions fiercely expressed his opinions, in particular, his abhorrence of the Emo scene.

Songs

Everyone Needs a NemesisMan vs Monster · 2008
Colonel BloodColonel Blood · 2012
Cut the TransmissionMan vs Monster · 2008

References

Cahir O'Doherty (musician) Wikipedia