Hope Tala’s songwriting is as sharp as it is clever, and in the intimate confines of The Academy Green Room, her cheeky delivery landed with
Waterford pride took over The Academy on Friday night as electronica producer Peter Vogelaar warmed up the crowd for the thunderous mayhem that is King
Wet Leg brought their newly muscular, stadium-ready indie rock to a sold-out Telegraph Building in Belfast, but it was the support act, Faux Real, who ensured
Electric Six returned to Dublin with pure, unfiltered chaos in the best way imaginable. The Detroit rock icons packed The Academy for a massive 26-song
Hope Tala’s songwriting is as sharp as it is clever, and in the intimate confines of The Academy Green Room, her cheeky delivery landed with
Waterford pride took over The Academy on Friday night as electronica producer Peter Vogelaar warmed up the crowd for the thunderous mayhem that is King
Wet Leg brought their newly muscular, stadium-ready indie rock to a sold-out Telegraph Building in Belfast, but it was the support act, Faux Real, who ensured
Electric Six returned to Dublin with pure, unfiltered chaos in the best way imaginable. The Detroit rock icons packed The Academy for a massive 26-song
In nothing of a surprise, Hans Zimmer and his world class orchestra blew the roof off the 3Arena this week. Zimmer’s works are the soundtrack
Vicar Street was already buzzing long before Bob Vylan took the stage, thanks to a blistering opening set from Dublin’s own avant-garde punk provocateur, Meryl
