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Who I Am & Where I Live

  • Name: Aindrias de Staic
  • City: Galway
  • Country: Ireland

My Life & Work

  • Bio: Born in Galway Ireland, Aindrias's rich 'n' rare style of fiddle playing is as unique to the west of Ireland as his story-telling, antics and humor.

    Aindrias is well known internationally for his one man theatre show "Around the World on 80 quid" which won Best Solo Show at New Zealand Fringe and rave reviews thoughout Australia. "Around the World on 80 quid" also got Aindrias the nomination for Most Outstanding Performer at the Dunedin Fringe Festival 2008.

    "The year I got Younger" was initially written as a spoken word novel loosely based on Aindrias own experience in Australia. Aindrias joined thousands of other Irish travelers to enjoy the sun and the 1year working holiday visa in Aus. The story was later fashioned into a one-man theatre show, which was nominated for the Malcolm Hardee Award at Edinburgh Fringe in 2008, and won rave reviews.

    Later, holiday video, found footage and other scenes were edited into a performative documentary, directed by Gen Bailey with new music composed by Aindrias, who also produced the short film. "The Year I got Younger" went on to screen internationally and won BEST IRISH SHORT DOCO at Galway Film Fleadh as well as Best Documentary at Open Channel's Love Your Work event in Melbourne.

    Other Theatre shows include "Summer I Did The Leaving" which won the Three Weeks Editors Award at Edinburgh 2009.

    Star of stage and screen, Aindrias de Staic has enjoyed recent success in film, music and theatre. has enjoyed various other acting roles in Film and Tv including the role John the drug dealer in Ras na Rún (TG4), ) an Argentine patient The Clinic (RTE) a street trader in Neighbours, and has been cast as a diverse range of characters in various feature films including "Simon The Gypsy Fiddler" in feature movie "Further we Search" by Darias Devas, as well as mixed roles in the Magma Films: Green Freedom(1998), Summer of my Flying Saucer (2007). Aindiras recently played the lead role of Michael in "Moment of Grace", which won the Bright Spark Award at Trop Fest 2010.

    "The Year that I got Younger" - The show, written and performed by Aindrias was Nominated for The Malcom Hardee Award at Edinburgh Fringe this year. The award is for comic originality in performance, and is made in honour of the late Malcom Hardee, god father of Alternative comedy. The short trailer movie of the same title, written and produced by Aindiras to promote a larger project, "The Year I Got Younger" (dir Gen Bailey 2008) won BEST SHORT Doco at the Galway Film Fleadh 2008.

    Aindrias grew up primarily in the West of Ireland. But, by his teenage years, the globe-roving youth would be as familiar with the nearby Mayo Gaeltacht as he would with the Spanish speaking Mission district of San Francisco. From Hobo to Boho via Soho, this multilingual traveling entertainer has delighted audiences around the world with his unique humour, lively storytelling and captivating music.

    Originators of Gyp-Hop (Gaelic gypsy hip-hop!), Aindrias and his band, The Latchikós, deliver a sound heavy with wild fiddle playing, driving Gaelic beats and comical lyrics, combined to give new sound in the colourful tapestry of World music.

    They regularly perform at major festivals and popular music venues. During 2015, The Latchikós brought their dance music pandemonium to multiple stages at the Electric Picnic, the Body & Soul and the Tuam Trad Festivals, rounding out the year with shows in Dublin, Galway, several appearances during Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Sligo and the Quicksilver World Surfing Championships in Hossegor, France.

    In 2014, Aindrias and The Latchikós played large events countrywide, including the Body & Soul Festival, Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Sligo, a Night Circus Extravaganza in Salthill, the Tuam Trad Festival and the Electric Picnic - a performance which was featured on the Irish television cultural and artistic entertainment programme, "Imeall."

    Earlier that year, The Latchikós took their rare and witty combination of sham-poetry, blues harmonica, and gypsy violin to eastern Australia, delivering a legendary New Year’s Eve performance at Woodford Folk Festival, plus shows at the Illawarra Folk Festival, Sydney and Melbourne. They also launched their hit single song, "Off to Bondi Junction," with a packed St. Patrick's Day season tour of Sydney, Bondi Beach, Melbourne and a guest appearance with Damien Dempsey. "Off to Bondi Junction" first became a popular YouTube hit, showing a humorous contrast between the wet west of Ireland and sunny Sydney beaches. The song reached No. 2 in Ireland's folk music charts as the band appeared on several television and radio shows, including SKY TV's "Up for the Match" and the first ever broadcast of TG4's "Roisin" which focused on Australian immigration.

    Starting out as a busking band in Galway City, The Latchikós gained international popularity in 2013 after supporting the Saw Doctors on their US tour. Following their selection for the Folk Alliance showcase in Toronto, The Latchikós exploded onto the national and international festival circuit; appearing at Glastonbury, the Main Stage at Body & Soul, Calgary Folk Music Festival, Halifax International Busker Festival, playing alongside 'The Waterboys' at The Vancouver Folk Festival and lastly returning to Ireland for the 10th anniversary of The Electric Picnic.

    Over his career, Aindrias has collaborated on many musical projects. In 2015, he co-wrote and appeared as front man in the Rolling Tav Revue's wildly popular YouTube and chart hit protest song, "No Privatisation - Irish Water, Irish Nation," which they performed in front of a massive crowd in Dublin at the December 2014 Irish Water protest.

Contact Information

  • Email: andrias (@) gmail.com

My Media & Markets

  • ▶ Twitter: aindestaic
  • ▶ Website: http://www.aindrias.com
  • ▶ YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/latchicko
  • ▶ Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/5dH4bwlEDLJEzA7wm31Uzw

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  • Quotes, Notes & Etc. "... exquisite, picaresque. Rarely has storytelling been so foot-tappingly funny."
    - Nick Awde, Theatre Guide, London

    "A wild-eyed shock of Celtic unpredictability, the man's got talent and humour in abundance."
    - Malcolm Jack, The Scotsman

    "The performance is half seanchaí, half shaman, half 'Fiddler of Dooney' with a whallop of Flann O’Brien thrown into the mix for good measure."
    - Philip Dunne, State.ie

    "A demented Trad trio whipping an already frothing crowd into a frenzy ... highlight of the festival ... The Latchikós had steam coming off bald men’s heads."
    - Mark Graham, The Irish Times

    "... We just love their energy ... their repertoire includes political songs, spoken word and some of the best damn fiddling on the planet from actor, musician and storyteller Aindrias de Staic ..."
    - Francois Marchand, The Vancouver Sun

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