The Reverse are an enigmatic indie folk band, who are highly regarded as one of the most promising and prolific acts to emerge from the Irish music scene in recent years. Over the past three years, The Reverse have gigged extensively around Ireland and the UK, building a solid fan base and an ever-growing army of loyal fans and followers. In 2012, they singed a management deal, and have since been heavily booked for the festival circuit, have performed numerous guest support slots, have gained thousands of views on YouTube, released their debut single ‘Jack & Jill’ (which subsequently charted at No. 3 in the iTunes charts), and most recently release their second EP, ‘The forty Steps’, in July, with the highly anticipated lead single ‘I Think I Do’. They also sang on the charity single Tiny Dancer (No. 1 in the Irish charts), along with a string of other Irish artists including Paddy Casey, Mary Black, Declan O’Rourke, John Spillane, Mundy, The Riptide Movement, and lots more. They also performed this single live on the Late Late Show on RTE1 television. The Reverse are definitely a band to watch out for, as this popular band quickly garners more and more attention both at home and abroad. “There are few better ways to start off your Sunday afternoon at Indiependence Festival 2013 than with The Reverse. The Cork natives are an indie folk/rock outfit with skilfully written lyrics and great tunes. Expect it to range from acoustics and harmonicas to sheer bluesy guitar greatness.” – Laur Ryan (Dublin Concerts)