Math rockers (I prefer the less wanky term post-rock myself) Adebisi Shank are back after an absence of a half score years. This is their

Grammy award–winning powerhouse RAYE was met with a rapturous welcome from a sold-out crowd of 17,000 in Dublin on Friday night. She took to the

Kaiser Chiefs brought their explosive energy and unmistakable anthems to Dublin’s Collins Barracks on August 23rd as part of the Wider Than Pictures summer series,

There’s something magical about a warm summer evening in Dublin, especially when it’s paired with a heavy dose of synth-pop nostalgia. On August 22nd, Collins

Sharon Van Etten and her band, The Attachment Theory, delivered an unforgettable performance at the historic Collins Barracks as part of the Wider Than Pictures

The Academy descended into glorious chaos on Tuesday night as Australian punk rockers The Chats ripped through a set that was as fast, filthy, and

Melvins make a rare outing to Dublin with a sold out gig at Vicar Street. Support is from California’s Redd Kross, around since 1978 but

There are some bands that exist purely in the annals of music history, and then there are bands like Stiff Little Fingers, who prove that

Even with the small matter of Oasis reuniting across the city, Evan Honer fans had no trouble deciding where to be last night, The Academy

On August 16th, Ballykeeffe Amphitheatre in Kilkenny came alive with the rousing energy of The Highstool Prophets, supported by the talented Ross D. From the

The Workman’s Club shook to its core on Thursday night as GRRRLS TO THE FRONT returned for Chapter 3, pulling no punches and throwing the

The Dead Daisies brought their brand of classic, no-frills rock to a sold-out Limelight in Belfast, proving once again why they are still a must-see