The Academy in Dublin was shaking to its core on November 4th, as Japanese metalcore sensation Hanabie. brought their EU & UK 2025 Tour to

Joy Crookes’s Juniper Tour started at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre. It was thrilling from the beginning, the audience was very lively right after the doors opened.

Dublin’s own Somebody’s Child returned home for a powerful show at the 3Olympia Theatre, supported by fellow Irish acts Chameleon and Delush. From the moment

Marking four decades of shadowed grandeur, Fields of the Nephilim brought their 40th Anniversary “Four Decades” tour to a triumphant close at London’s O2 Forum

The Spirit Store is built for nights like this. Intimate, sweat-soaked, and humming with anticipation—it was the perfect vessel for the controlled chaos that is

Pale Waves closed out the Irish segment of their ‘Still Smitten’ tour (their planned final Cork gig unfortunately had to be cancelled due to illness)

On the first night of the Irish leg of their Still Smitten tour, Pale Waves proved why they remain one of the most compelling acts

The energy inside Dublin’s 3Olympia on Sunday night was rare. From the moment Jessie Murph stepped out, the sound from the floor was only deafening

The Essex deathcore four-piece, Beyond Extinction, made their way to Dublin’s Sin É on Saturday, October 25th, delivering a set that was nothing short of

The O2 Institute in Birmingham was cloaked in darkness and anticipation on October 25th as Fields of the Nephilim kicked off the first night of

Irish-Italian indie-alternative band Big Sleep returned home to a packed Academy on Friday night, delivering a triumphant and heartfelt show that proved exactly why their

I braved the brisk autumnal breeze on the Wexford Quays on Saturday October 25th to head to the iconic Spiegeltent festival. The gig of the