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Let’s hear it for the stay-at-home stars

IT IS very unfair of radio DJs in Ireland who give little air time to Irish bands and artists who haven’t had chart success outside Ireland.

Let’s hear it for the stay-at-home stars

Mon, 24 Feb, 2003 - 00:00

For example, some CDs may only get seven or eight airplays. Not enough to help promote any band or artist.

Does IMRO agree?

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