Vicar Street was already buzzing long before Bob Vylan took the stage, thanks to a blistering opening set from Dublin’s own avant-garde punk provocateur, Meryl

Whelan’s was packed and buzzing last night as two standout acts took over the stage. The evening opened with rising force Banshee, followed by a

Say She She brought a wave of “discodelic soul” to The Academy on Sunday, 23 November 2025, transforming the Dublin venue into a glowing swirl

Nostalgia was always going to be the biggest selling point of Five’s Keep On Movin’ Tour 2025, and at Dublin’s 3Arena, the band leaned into

On Saturday November 22nd, I made my way into Dublin city centre to attend my second show of the weekend in The Academy. On the

Amy Michelle returned to Dublin for a deeply intimate headline show at Workman’s, and from the moment she stepped on stage, the entire room was

SexyTadhg brought their biggest headline show to date to The Academy in Dublin on November 21st 2025. Having photographed Tadhg’s performance when he played support

Cleere’s Bar & Theatre once again proved why it is regarded as one of Kilkenny’s most beloved award-winning venues, hosting an intimate yet high energy

The “From All Sides” tour was a triumphant homecoming for Bastille, who turned The O2 Arena into a masterclass in indie-pop evolution. It was a

Fresh off the release of their debut self-titled album, Mirador the explosive new British-American project from Jake Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet and Chris Turpin

The Academy in Dublin was packed to the rafters on Tuesday night as English pop-punk rising stars South Arcade made their long-awaited Irish debut, joined

2024 Eurovision winner Nemo took to the Academy Green Room stage on Sunday night. Anyone who knows the Swiss star sill be familiar with his