Wyatt Flores played a acoustic set, ready and willing to share his music with Dublin after a 5 hour post jet lag nap! inviting up 13

London rockers The Howlers stormed into Dublin for a sold-out night in Whelan’s, and from start to finish, it was pure energy. With Blubotl opening

Vicar Street was buzzing last night as HamsandwicH took to the stage for a show that had everybody up dancing all night for. Supported by

Whelan’s, one of Dublin’s most beloved venues for live music, played host to a night of fierce, female-fronted alt-rock on October 3rd as Venus Grrrls

‘We arrived at 5pm thinking we would easily get the barrier, but we rounded the corner from O’Connell street and there was already a line

Lewis Capaldi made his long-awaited return to Dublin, kicking off the first of two sold-out shows at the 3Arena on September 29th. The atmosphere was

British-born Canadian pop sensation Lauren Spencer Smith brought her The Art of Being a Mess tour to The National Stadium in Dublin and delivered a

Outsider Artists: The Story of Paranoid Visions premiere/Q&A/gig Tonight is a celebration of a number of things. First and foremost, the band’s forty-odd-years history and

The Cockney Rejects sold out The Grand Social Dublin. Quite a number of old faces that you wouldn’t see around much anymore have made an

The air in The Academy, Dublin, was thick with anticipation for the arrival of the goblin-metal kings, Nekrogoblikon, but first, the stage was set by a

The Delines rolled into Bank Lane, Waterford last night as part of the Irish leg of their tour.  Opening the evening was Chris Eckman of

Dublin, fans and most likely further afield packed into Vicar Street for a night that promised to be both nostalgic and a celebration. Holly Johnson,