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
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,
Makeshift Art Bar transformed the intimate space of Dublin’s Spindizzy Records in the Georges St. Arcade on Thursday, July 2nd, delivering a blistering live set.
Trinity College played host to one of the most anticipated shows of the Trinity Summer Series as indie rock favourites Wet Leg arrived in Dublin
From the opening moments, Stephen Wilson Jr. showed not only why he is such a compelling live performer but also an instinctive understanding of the
If your ears are still ringing and your ribs are bruised from the barrier, you’re not alone. Last night at The Academy, Canadian electronic project
After a football-inspired chorus of cheers from the crowd warmed up the marquee, the evening took a more reflective turn before a note had been
Three and a half decades into a career built on volume, velocity and an unwavering DIY spirit, Superchunk arrived at Dublin’s Button Factory with nothing
