Wearable World is an innovative platform designed to expose and promote the newly emerging field of wearable technology which houses a diverse blend of technology, art and humanity. The platform hosts a series of events as well as releasing online news content, incubator and accelerator programs to encourage and educate the entrepreneurial community as well as 
establish the Wearable and IoWT (Internet of Wearable Things) ecosystem.

Wearable Wednesday, a product of the Wearable World, aims to provide informal events for industry, innovators, entrepreneurs, builders and investors to connect with like-minded, motivated people with the knowledge, vision and partnership that will move the IoWT innovation forward.

Originating in San Francisco, the event has spread throughout the U.S. with locations ranging from Dallas to New York and has recently shown international traction reaching design capitals, London and Barcelona. Ireland will be featuring this event in the Science Gallery in Trinity College Dublin on the 28th of May 2014. The launch of the Dublin Wearable Wednesday
quarterly, following the success of the other European events; aims to bring together Ireland's leading authorities and global representatives on  wearable technologies as well as those with an interest in the solutions available to both consumers and business.

Presenting companies categories include: Internet of Things - Wrist - Motion - tracking/3D - Health - Fitness - Retail -Augmented Reality/ Virtual Reality - Components/ B2B.

BASK have been asked to contribute to this event by designing the 'Ireland specific' identity for Wearable Wednesday, we will post details of the 28th May event and speakers in the coming weeks.

Jazz Sundays in BelloBar.

 Over the last few months BelloBar have been working in conjunction Donkey Jaw Productions, Dublin Jazz Photography and Storm Studio to present Jazz Sundays and Jam. Consequently our Stage has been the happy host to a boat load of Talent. 
Listed for your convenience below.

                                  

 Danny G & the Major 7ths.

The Docks.

Earthship.

Manden Express.

ZASKA.

Walrus.

Keith Fennell Group.

PHISQA.

And just in case you didn't believe us, we have proof, real video evidence.

                                         

BelloBar's Jazz Sundays run Every Sunday 7pm till late. 
Admission is €8
If you play bring your instrument of choice and join the Jazz Jam after the performance.

To keep abreast of the goings on BelloBar's Jazz Sundays check out:

http://donkeyjawproductions.com/

http://bellobardublin.com/events.html

September Girls, Cursing the sea Album Launch in Bellobar

So Its true what they say,

You Just Can't Keep good Girls Down.

Well they can say it again, over and over again about September Girls,

because this Dublin five piece just can't be stopped.

Fresh from the knowledge of a secured place on the coveted South X South West performers list.,

this Austin bound garage pop band are set to release their debut album ' Cursing the Sea'' on the 17th of January.

Guess where?

yup, 

Only our very own BelloBar.

We are very happy about it too!

If you haven't given them a listen you should, now.

 all you need to know about the launch is right here

Doors open at 21;00,

Costs you 5 bills (cheap as chips)

Support from Princess and Autumn.

See ya there.

Godspeed Meltybrains?

The very best of luck to the Meltybrains? Lads who have just set of across the pond to perform a string of dates in the USA.

A Transatlantic Tour, a busy Irish schedule and to top things off, a new video for 'Green, Yellow & Purple' the boys really aren't stopping for a breath. The 10 minute video made by Louise Gaffney of Come on Live Long fits perfectly band's ambient sound and atmospheric quality. 

Watch the whole video right here.

We were very happy to have both Come on Live Long and Meltybrains? play in BelloBar as part of Daytripper III and the Hipdrop collective in November. The show wasn't even shut down by the police (MB have a bit of a reputation when it comes to that) here's a couple lovely Photos of the eve taken by Martini Smyth, take a peek.

Getting our Jazz on!

The BelloBar have teamed up the very reputable Donkey Jaw Productions and Dublin Jazz Photography. 

And they will be hosting a weekly Sunday Jazz Session, thats every Sunday folks.

It makes us feel all adult and sophisticated.

So listen up right this is how its going to be going down:

 From 8pm till 10pm you will be audience to a wonderful Jazz band, (there will be a multitude of them)

10pm -12pm there will be a Sunday Jazz Jam Session, back-line will be provided by ourselves,

we're nothing if not accommodating.

We are starting our series of Sundays Jazz gigs this 12 of January with Danny G The major 7ths

Vocalist, flautist and composer Danny Groenland regularly performs with Dublin funk band Mob Fandango, African-trad fusion outfit Tig Linn, Discovery Gospel Choir & The Gospel Project. This solo project represents a move toward a more personal, soulful sound.. 

Well doesn't that sound nice! 

here's a link to the event!

https://www.facebook.com/events/562913760481642/

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Happyness @ BelloBar 7th of January

Fresh from their ep Launch on the 6th, This uplifting London Trio will be taking to our stage on the Tuesday  7th of Jan. No rest for the wicked.

I guarantee that they will brush the cold of our Dublin Winter away and remind us what summer feels like or your money back, well no I won't give you your money back but I might give you a drink, hang on now actually you just got to experience a lovely band who reminded you what it felt like to feel warm! Yeah forget it, you get nothing! 

This article from Clash Magazine (oooh Fancay) will tell you everything you need to know.

Pop on over to see them, doors are at 8pm.

 https://www.facebook.com/events/1409000322678350/

We've arrived.

We've had quite a few acts down into our subterranean little haunt since we opened for the first time as BelloBar Dublin on the 8th of November 13, all glamourous and Candlelit if we do say so our self, actually we don't need to say it ourselves because Day&Night  magazine have said it for us, look we have proof.