with David Letterman, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and Good Morning America, showcasing their single "Sparkle" which eventually hit No. 17 in the 2002 Billboard charts, won an Irish Meteor award, and can still be heard in movies such as Ed Burns' Sidewalks of New York, and TV shows such as Smallville. The song "Fell on Bad Days" was used in the final scene of the season finale of Season 1 of Rescue Me. Following the departure of songwriter and original member Owen Fegan in August 2003, the band returned to Jay Joyce’s Nashville compound to record Goodbye To All That, a critically acclaimed album which was released on the Atlanta-based Brash Label. The band toured extensively through the United States and Ireland, and although critically acclaimed, the album never gained the traction it needed to sustain the band who eventually broke up in 2005. Subsequently, the members pursued solo projects. Joe Philpott formed "Jodavino" and the White Horse Guitar Club who achieved success in Ireland and Germany. Declan formed a side project with drummer Gordon Ashe called Leftbank and released two albums Why Can't Man Be More Like Animals and The Sky On My Birthday. Owen Fegan released the "Maps Of Mars" EP under the name "VEMO" to positive reviews. The original band line-up reconvened during the Covid 19 lockdown and recorded a "live from home" version of Punchdrunk featuring George Harrison. The YouTube video was released on July 2, 2020, and an extended single version was released on October 16, 2020. The delay in the official release was due to permission being required from the Harrison estate to have George's name associated with a new release of the song. Oliva and Dahni Harrison gave it their blessing. Band members Joe Philpott; guitars. Decky Lucey; bass. Owen Fegan; keyboards. Gordon Ashe; drums. David Farrell; lead vocals. Discography References External links Official site Irish rock music groups Irish alternative rock groups Musical groups from Cork (city) Musical groups established in 1988 Musical groups disestablished in 2005