The Players album "From the Six Corners" (2005) supported by a European tour including an appearance at the Glastonbury Festival. Juno Falls (V2), Paul Brady, Lesley Roy (Jive), Hal, The Answer, Steafan Hanvey Carl appeared as drummer on several projects including "Weightless" (2005) by Juno Falls (V2), "The Paul Brady Songbook" (2002) by Paul Brady, "Unbeautiful" by Lesley Roy (Jive) in 2008, "The Time The Hour" (2012) by Hal, "Nuclear Family" (2013) and "Honeymoon Junkies" (2006) by Steafán Hanvey and toured Europe with The Answer filling in for injured drummer James Heatley on a leg of their support tour with AC/DC documented on the accompanying DVD of their live album "412 Days of Rock 'n’ Roll." (2011) Paul Weller, Julian Joseph Ken guested on guitar with Paul Weller live and on television and is featured on the live dvd "Studio 150 (2004)" by Paul Weller whilst also appearing on the aforementioned Steafán Hanvey albums. Ken also took the lead role in Julian Joseph's jazz opera Tristan and Isolde that was premiered in London's Royal Opera House. Sing Street (soundtrack) During 2014/15, Ken and Carl Papenfus co-wrote and performed as guitarist and drummer respectively on the soundtrack of the John Carney movie Sing Street, which was later nominated for a Golden Globe on release in 2017 and to be performed as a stage version on Broadway Sinead O'Connor During 2014 and 2015, Ken and Carl Papenfus performed as guitarist and drummer respectively in Sinead O'Connor's band extensively touring Europe, the USA, Australia and South America and later in 2015 produced and performed her cover version of Blind Willie Johnson's classic "Trouble Soon Be Over" for the album "The Songs of Blind Willie Johnson" which received two Grammy nominations. 67 Management The Papenfus brothers went on to form a music management company, 67 Management, managing Sinead O'Connor who they've represented since early 2019 Production The Answer, Marilyn Bane, Sinead O'Connor, Grainne Duffy The Papenfus brothers first collaboration with The Answer was in producing their first effort Breakdown Honey (2002). Ken and Carl Papenfus wrote and produced several songs for Marilyn Bane, runner up in Ireland's talent show "You're a Star" (Irish X Factor) in 2007. Ken and Carl Papenfus produced and solely performed on Sinead O'Connor's cover version of Blind Willie Johnson's classic "Trouble Soon Be Over" for the Grammy nominated album "The Songs of Blind Willie Johnson" also featuring Tom Waits,