We had the honor of welcoming Wardruna to Dublin this past Sunday, March 22nd, and what a night it was! Jo Quail opened the evening

English punk rock band Buzzcocks really brought the energy to the Academy on Saturday night. They’re currently on tour and made four stops in Ireland.

The Pale White, indie rock band from Newcastle rocked the Workman’s Club on Friday night.This was the guys first Dublin headliner show and by the

Scottish alt rock band The Vaselines took to the stage in a sold out Grand Social on Friday, 21st March. Support was from Dublins own

Republic of Loose frontman Mik Pyro rolled into Waterford this weekend and brought the funk to the ever-evolving Bank Lane venue. For those who remember

We couldn’t have asked for a better Friday night with Zeal & Ardor, with Dom Zły as the support band. The evening started with Dom

American alternative metal / post grunge band Shaman’s Harvest from Jefferson City, Missouri tore up The Academy 2 in Dublin as the played the second date of

Paul Heaton’s gig at Dublin’s 3Arena last night felt like catching up with an old friend who still knows how to throw a great party.

The ever rising star Alex Warren brought his Cheaper Than Therapy tour to Dublin’s 3Arena, originally to be in 3Olympia it had to be upgraded

You couldn’t mistake The Dare for anyone else. Fresh off a surge into the limelight – capped by a standout performance alongside Charli XCX at

Tindersticks promote their new album “Soft tissue” with a night in the 3Olympia on the 15th of March with a very intimate, seated concert. A

Dee Armstrong who is multi-instrumentalist, composer, and a vibrant force in Irish music scene and known as the fiddle player with the band Kila since the