What's it like to hear an unreleased album in a planetarium?
Armagh Planetarium hosts an early album listening party for American singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers.
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Notable Quotes
""It's really cool, I don't think a lot of people would associate Armagh with contemporary, modern things, it's quite a historic town.""
— Cathleen , Other
""Sure, what else would you be at on a Tuesday night?""
— Scott , Other
""I relate to a lot of her songs.""
— Abbie , Other
""Her music is really powerful and it really helps connect people together.""
— Tara , Other
""You can really understand the lyrics and it really shows the stages of growing up and life.""
— Emma , Other
""It makes us feel so special because we're looking at all these other venues, like America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and then there's Armagh, Northern Ireland.""
— Heather Alexander , Executive
Key People
Abbie, a fan of Phoebe Bridgers, expressed her excitement about the new album.
Cathleen is an Armagh native and fan of Phoebe Bridgers.
Emma attended the Planetarium event and commented on Bridgers' powerful lyrics.
Heather Alexander is an official at Armagh Planetarium who spoke about the show's demand.
Phoebe Bridgers is a Californian singer known for her music and performances.
Scott is a fan who traveled from County Waterford to attend the event.
Tara a fan of Bridgers, attended the Planetarium show with her friend.
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Armagh Planetarium hosts an early album listening party for American singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers.
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