COOLOCK, DUBLIN

1993 - 1995

A detailed page has not yet been completed for this artist. If you have information available, please send this to the following address feedback@irishmusicdb.com OVERVIEW Nijinsky was a short-lived band from Coolock on Dublin's northside. The group was formed in 1993 by Ken O'Duffy [Vocals & Guitar], Tosh Flood [Guitar, Keyboards & Vocals], Vin Duffy [Bass Guitar & Vocals] and Joe Fitzgerald [Drums]. Ken had previously played with bands such as Proles, The Experiment, Light A Big Fire and The Believers. The following year saw the band record a 3 track demo. Entitled 'Relive That Darndale Moment', the demo featured 'She Rings My Bells', 'Don't Take The Poison' and 'Vaseline And Vermillion'. In 1995, the band morphed into Saville. As Saville, the group became one the mainstays of the Irish music scene for a decade and a half. In 2014, Ken, Tosh and Vin came back together as The Citizens. LINE UP Ken O'Duffy [Vocals & Guitar], Tosh Flood [Guitar, Keyboards & Vocals], Vin Duffy [Bass Guitar & Vocals], Joe Fitzgerald [Drums], John Stamp [Drums, Percussion & Vocals] FAMILY TREE LINKS The Believers, The Citizens, The Dynamo Hymn, The Experiment, Light A Big Fire, Proles, Pugwash, Saville, The Sound We Make