Chicago four-piece Ratboys made their Dublin debut at a packed-out Grand Social, and from the opening notes of “Open Up” it was clear this was
Paddy Hanna has released double single ‘What’s New Pussycat’ and ‘Walk on By’ via Strange Brew. Honouring one of Hanna’s most beloved personal heroes, the renditions tease a large-scale Bacharach homage
Jack Kaye today releases his debut solo single ‘Dora‘ – out now on Fascination Street Records. It’s been six years since Jack Kaye last released music as frontman
Willzee, a Limerick-based artist of Traveller descent, today releases new album Deep Tinker. Working across music, poetry, screenwriting, and activism, Willzee is known for his honest
Conleth Mc Geary’s new single ‘Beverly’ is a beautifully understated folk ballad that leans into simplicity and emotional honesty with impressive confidence. Built around delicate
Canadian singer/songwriter Goldie Boutilier is bringing the Party 26’ Tour to The Academy, Dublin, with a show on Monday, 9th November 2026, marking her first Irish headline show. With the soul of a poet,
On arriving at the venue, I briefly met Alfonso and his partner from Mexico, huge fans who were among the first at the front barrier.
The Academy is the perfect size for a band like Clutch. It’s big enough to get a massive wall of sound going, but intimate enough
Genre-bending collective Igorrr has just announced a headline Academy, Dublin show for Thursday, 12 November 2026. Joined by special guestsShining & Otto von Schirach. With 2017’s Savage Sinusoid, Igorrr more than proved to be
Renowned for his ability to blend heartfelt lyrics with captivating melodies, LA-based singer-songwriter Matt Hansen has just announced a headline show for The Academy, Dublin on Sunday, 4th October 2026, following the release of
The legend starts: FROZEN CROWN head into their very own age of gold with the announcement of their new album, The Legend of the Six Kings, coming October
It was may 25th and the atmosphere inside 3Olympia Theatre felt unlike a typical Monday night in Dublin. Long before the lights dimmed, there was
