
Slow Pulp – Announce Headline Show for Button Factory Dublin
Slow Pulp are uniquely acquainted with the process of regrowth. Singer and guitarist Emily Massey met childhood friends Henry Stoehr (guitar), Alex Leeds (bass), and Teddy

Slow Pulp are uniquely acquainted with the process of regrowth. Singer and guitarist Emily Massey met childhood friends Henry Stoehr (guitar), Alex Leeds (bass), and Teddy

Dublin trio Really Good Time share their new single “The Love Song” and confirm a run of Irish instore dates alongside full UK and EU

American heavy metal legends CORROSION OF CONFORMITY are pleased to present their new video for ‘Baad Man‘. The track opens disc two of the band’s critically-adored, epic new

Mumford & Sons returned to Dublin’s Marlay Park on Sunday night with the kind of homecoming show that reminded everyone why Ireland has always held

With less than three weeks to go until Forest Fest 2026, here’s everything you need to know about one of Ireland’s leading independent music festivals.

Bulmers Live at Leopardstown has announced high-energy electro-pop dance duo Le Boom to headline the third night of the series taking place this Thursday, 9th July. Le Boom is a

Tinie Tempah is a genre-defying icon who has been a key player in reshaping the sound and ambition of British rap. From chart-topping hits to

Manchester’s Maruja opened the night at the Iveagh Gardens with an explosive, jazz-punk energy. Blending frantic saxophone lines with heavy, aggressive rhythms, they immediately grabbed

As the fifth night of MCD’s Trinity Summer Series unfolded beneath the historic surroundings of Trinity College Dublin, the venue once again proved why it

Cork native Stephanie Rainey opens the night with the kind of voice that requires very little introduction. She effortlessly warms up the room with a

The evening at the Iveagh Gardens kicked off with a deeply authentic and captivating performance by rising folk-pop artist Brenn!, who immediately endeared himself to

A Night of Rock, Friendship, Storytelling, Folk, Rebel Songs and Pure Joy For reasons unknown, I’ve somehow never managed to catch an official Glen Hansard,