This Bank Holiday Sunday 1 August sees the return to Galway and Deeper of one of the world's finest djs/producers, as Disconauts welcome Charles Webster back to the Wild West for a night of deep down and dirty house music.

A regular guest at the best house clubs and festivals all over the world and a DJ who really knows how to work a floor, Charles won over the Deeper massive on his Galway debut last year with a stunning selection of underground house and party bombs that had dancers screaming for more.

Musical partners in crime and dynamic duo sound sensation Chris Stout and Catriona McKay will play The Crane Bar on Sunday, 1 August. Having gigged, explored and sculpted their musical identities together for 15 years, Catriona McKay on Scottish harp and Chris Stout on Shetland fiddle, continue to evolve and create a sound and style 'operating at a rarefied level of expertise' (The Herald).

They recorded their first duo CD 'Laebrack' in 2005 and have been part of many other projects together over the years as trustworthy collaborators.

Bonnie 'Prince' Billy (real name Will Oldham) and his musical accomplice The Cairo Gang will be playing the Roisin Dubh this Friday, experimenting with a long list of intriguing musical styles including folk, roots, country, punk and indie rock. Will Oldham is widely known for his "do-it-yourself punk aesthetic and blunt honesty", and he has been referred to as an "Appalachian post-punk solipsist".