Biography
The antithesis of terminally depressed singer songwriters, 7evenwords are 60s Brit rock wannabees and x-factor never weres.
Hailing from County Tipperary, Ireland, Tommy Moyles, Gary Sherlock, John Savage, Owen Geaney and Tom Brett have been writing powerful, emotive rock music since the five first came together in a shed in their home town of Nenagh late in 2002. From the first practise session it was clear that the band had something special and the track written that night, Fallen, is still a live favourite to this day.
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The band were soon establishing themselves, playing live dates across the country and claiming the crown in several contests.
Two self produced efforts the 2003 "Next Time Around" single and 2004's "Second Best Mistake" EP saw the band reach a bigger audience with local and national airplay and an invitation to record a live session for national station 2FM.
It was the bands first collaboration with young producer, Ciaran O Shea, however, that saw the bands song-writing move up a level and attract even more attention.
Encouraged by the response to these tracks, 7evenwords were back in the studio with Ciaran within weeks. The results this time, "Sketches And Papertrails", "It's Never Enough" and "Same Two Steps" showed a new depth to the bands song writing while also giving a glimpse of a more aggressive 7evenwords.
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