There are few better ways to spend a crisp October evening than immersed in the warmth of live music, and that’s exactly what the sold-out

There’s something electric about seeing a band that’s fully in their element and on Monday night, Nova Twins brought every watt of that energy to

Once upon a time, a long long time ago, I helped put on a Turin Brakes show. But in the intervening twenty something years, life

Multi-platinum recording artist and X Factor winner Shayne Ward made his long-awaited return to Ireland with two unforgettable headline shows at The Ambassador Theatre. For

Bank Lane was buzzing last night as Gilla Band brought their chaos to Waterford for a packed, sweat-soaked night of noise and nostalgia. Celebrating ten

Upstairs at Whelan’s can feel like a world of its own intimate, atmospheric, and when the right acts take the stage, utterly electric. On the

The Academy lit up in every sense of the word on Wednesday night as Morgana took the stage for an unforgettable performance filled with surprises,

Thy Art Is Murder brought their relentless, bone-crushing deathcore machine to a packed and sweat-soaked Academy last night, and Dublin was battered into submission. The atmosphere was pure,

Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre pulsed with the energy of a packed house as Mimi Webb brought The Confessions Tour to the Irish capital, delivering a powerful,

There are concerts, and then there are nights where legends converge, delivering a sonic assault that rattles the very foundations of a venue. The Thrash

On Monday night, David Andrew Balfe – better known as For Those I Love, closed out his tour with a powerful homecoming performance at Dublin’s

The 3Olympia was the site of a joyous, cathartic, and politically charged farewell as Swedish post-hardcore pioneers Refused made their final Irish stop on the