Culture That Made Me: The Stunning's Steve Wall on Peggy Lee's Fever, Bob Dylan and more

Co-founder of The Stunning, Steve Wall also includes The Beatles and James Dean among his selections
Culture That Made Me: The Stunning's Steve Wall on Peggy Lee's Fever, Bob Dylan and more

Steve Wall: a Stunning selection of cultural influences

Born in London in 1963, Steve Wall grew up in Dublin and Ennistymon, Co Clare. In 1987, he co-founded The Stunning. In 1990, the band’s debut album, Paradise in the Picture House, topped the Irish charts. A few years after The Stunning broke up his brother, Joe, and himself formed The Walls in 1998. He has several notable acting credits, including Moone Boy, Ridley Scott’s Raised by Wolves and Netflix’s The Witcher series. The Stunning headline Macroom Music Festival, Saturday, 22 June. See: www.macroommusicfest.ie.

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