The students entered a musical competition following an unexpected suggestion made by a lecturer during a post-class discussion.
They submitted several tracks without expecting any response to their entry.
A judge found the performance compelling and awarded them the opportunity to headline a major event in Ebrington Square.
The band was tasked with opening for the UK pop group JLS, marking a pivotal moment in their short professional history.
Most members had never collaborated before this occasion, though Luke and Páidí shared a background growing up in County Tyrone and attending schools in Omagh.
The collective formed spontaneously following the restrictions imposed by the pandemic lockdown.
They described their experience performing at various live venues across Northern Ireland as an enjoyable journey so far.
On the day of the gig, the atmosphere was tense with high stakes hanging over the performance.
The stage setup proved minimal, consisting of basic amplification and limited sound equipment alongside a technician named Carl.
Despite the modest preparations, the group aimed to deliver a strong show for their audience.
Their selection represents a notable progression from local pub engagements to an international pop act's opening slot.