Irish Invasion! Yep Roc to Release American Debut 'Flock' In US Feb 19, 2008

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DUBLIN, Ireland (Top40 Charts/ Yep Roc Records) - While the Irish are already hip to Bell X1, us Yanks should be prepared for the imminent Irish invasion. Bell X1 is the second biggest concert draw in Ireland after U2.
The band is one of only two bands to play a history-making concert at Malahide Castle (the other being the Arctic Monkeys). X1 also has sold out The Point, Dublin's premiere music venue.

While the band's music is all over YouTube, here are a couple of the best clips. Check out the high-energy single "Flame" from the band's Irish DVD 'Tour de Flock,' filmed in front of 20-something thousand adoring fans. About "Flame," singer Paul Noonan comments, "The song is about being drawn to someone, awestruck but feeling inadequate and fading to beige in their light."