BIMM Dublin student Success

18 December, 2018

As 2018 draws to close, we thought we’d reflect on what a successful year our students and alumni  from BIMM Dublin have been having. The campus has been at the centre of some incredibly positive stories of late. Read on to find out more.

Le Boom

Recent BIMM Dublin graduates and electronic dance duo Le Boom have had themselves a fantastic year. The band – comprised of Chris Leech and Aimee Mallon – were recently picked as the main support act for alt pop chart-topper ‘Christine & The Queens’ at her show at RDS last month.  This high profile booking demonstrates the kind of clout Le Boom are packing on home turf right now.

The news came in the wake of their fourth single ‘Animal’; an absolute banger of a track which holds all the hallmarks of the band’s brilliantly upbeat Indie House sound and received some incredibly positive reviews.

Le Boom will soon complete their first ever headline tour, which has seen them perform in Cork, Bilbao, Killarney, Waterford, Limerick and Galway, as well as a sold out show in their home town of Dublin. To top it all off, the band were among the first acts announced for Donegal’s surf music festival ‘Sea Sessions’ next year, confirming also that they’ll be returning to Indiependence Festival this coming August. Stay up to date with the band via their social media channels, here.

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Columbia Mills

Columbia Mills were among the first wave of recipients of the BIMM Artist Fund back in Spring of 2018. The anthemic electro-indie quintet were also recently among the first wave of artists announced for Donegal’s surf music festival ‘Sea Sessions’. 

Stay up to date with Columbia Mills via their social media channels.

Facebook // Website //  Instagram

Photo c/o Tara Thomas


Erica Cody

Commercial Modern Music Vocals graduate Erica Cody has been building on a string of brilliant successes this year with an arena performance during the half time show at the Belfast Basketball Classic at the SSE Arena, Belfast; an event which was broadcast live on American TV.

The young R’n’B songstress was also the recipient of U Magazine’s ’30 under 30 Music Award’ in November, and was confirmed soon after as the main support act for Jessie J’s headline appearance at Dublin’s National Stadium.

Cody has hinted at the impending release of her debut EP in early 2019. Keep an eye on her official Spotify profile to be among the first to hear it.

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Æ MAK

Art pop songstress Æ MAK (AKA Aoife McCann) was recently announced to have signed a contract with the Primary Talent International booking agency. There the young artist will be rubbing shoulders with some seriously impressive acts, including the likes of Lana Del Rey, Augustines, Bad Sounds, Basement Jaxx and Daft Punk.

Looking ahead to 2019, Æ MAK has also been confirmed among the acts performing at Indiependance Festival this August alongside the likes of Biffy Clyro, Bastille and Nothing But Thieves.

Keep an eye on her social media channels for updates.

Facebook
 // Website // Twitter

Photo c/o Brid O’Donovan Photography

These are just a handful of highlights from our BIMM Dublin performance students this year. But there are so many other acts for whom 2018 has been especially fruitful. Just take a look at this Spotify Playlist featuring some of our current students’ latest releases.


Are you interested in studying at BIMM Dublin to join the ranks of these incredible performers? To find out more or apply for one of our courses, please contact a member of our BIMM Dublin Admissions Team directly on 01 5133 666 or email [email protected].

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