occasions, Pay*Ola enjoy a thriving cult following throughout Northern Ireland. 77 Miles Pay*ola had a busy end to 2006, including an Irish tour with British rock legends Status Quo, and support slots with L.A sleaze rockers Buckcherry, and Australian superstar Jimmy Barnes. During that period they also recorded new tracks at Manor Park Studios for the "77 Miles" E.P - which was eventually released in July 2007 - once again, it was launched with a Saturday night headline show in the Empire Music Hall, Belfast. This show also happened to be the last featuring original drummer James Nicholl, who bowed out due to family commitments. The band found an immediate replacement in Adam Callaghan, and have played a string of dates around Ireland (as well as a festival show in Ipswich) with the new line-up in late 2007. The Colour Red Thursday the 11 December 2008 saw the official launch of Pay*ola's Colour Red E.P. with a headline show in the Empire Music Hall, Belfast. The night proved to be a great success, drawing a healthy bunch of enthusiastic punters. The "Colour Red Campaign" is set to continue through 2009 with more local dates being scheduled, as well as visits to Scotland in the pipeline. Discography Albums Try Everything 2wice (2005) Optimism Will Destroy Me (2010) EPs Stick 2 Fingers Up (1999) The Felix EP (2001) More Iconic Than Ironic (2002) Rather Be Dreaming (2003) 77 Miles (2007) The Colour Red EP (2008) Hope & Design EP (2012) External links Pay*Ola official site - No longer online Rock music groups from Northern Ireland Musical groups from Belfast Musical groups established in 1998