Phantom Engineers do fantastic DylanFest warm up in Limavady

"We played in Owen's Marquee, a great venue.

"The night was a total success and the brainchild of John O'Neill manager of 'Rock The Valley Promotions'. John kindly looked after us all weekend and told us he wants The Phantom Engineers to return to Limavady for another of his shows!

"He provided The Deans, the future of blues music in Ireland as support for us.

"The guys we're kind enough to invite Illinois born and Phantom engineer keyboard player Anthony 'Keys' on stage to perform a classic Robert Johnson classsic much to the supprise and delight of the crowd!

"By the time we took the stage the audience were in great form.

"There must have been plenty of Dylan fans there because everyone was singing along to the songs.

Greatest Hits

"We played mostly a Greatest Hits set, with All Along the Watchtower, Like a Rolling Stone and Hurricane really getting everyone going.
 

"There was quite a lot of talk about Moville and the looming DylanFest.

"Posters were up and flyers were everywhere!
 

"We stayed in the Alexander Arms Hotel in the town,where the band and our friends were treated fantastically well.

"An aftershow party was held and the locals enjoyed a good sing song to an acoustic set performed by ourselves and John O'Neill.
 

Now For Moville

 

"We are proud to be asked to headline the second DylanFest in Moville Co Donegal, as it's the final (and most prestigious) gig on a hectic summer tour which has seen us play everywhere from Belfast's prestigious Empire to the Clancy Brothers festival, Co Tipperary,

"We can promise Moville an electrifying performance with 'a few special guests' on the Saturday night in the Malin Road!

"We've met so many people on our travels lately who've said they'll be in Moville this July for the 'Stuck Inside of Moville' DylanFest.

"It's a very impressive line up with top Dylan acts from Italy, England, Germany and France among others taking to the stage.
 

"So all we need is some good weather and hope that 'A Hard Rain (ain't) Gonna Fall 'and no one need take 'Shelter From The Storm'!"