On a calm June evening under the canvas of Fairview Park, French electronic duo AIR returned to Dublin on their Moon Safari anniversary tour. Marking
After the heartbreak of last year’s last-minute cancellation, the return of Catfish and the Bottlemen to Dublin was a long-awaited redemption, and they delivered in
Kim Deal brought her Nobody Loves You More tour to Dublin’s Vicar Street with a full band including brass and strings to play a fantastic
There was a notable lull coming into the final day of the festival. The organisers had obviously anticipated a few hurt heads on Sunday as
The second day of the festival arrived and given a changeable whirlwind of weather patterns had been promised, I was prepared for all situations, and
When I arrived to site first, things were a bit chaotic with staff hurriedly pulling together last minute jobs like erecting tent signage, securing tents
London’s own Bôa took to the National Stadium in Dublin on Saturday night. The band delivered an 80‑minute set, balancing some deeper cuts with fan
Public Image Limited (PIL) lead by John Lydon, love him or hate him that man is one hell of a front man and performer with
Dublin’s iconic 3Olympia Theatre played host to an absolutely stellar performance by Arizona’s own Jimmy Eat World on June 10, 2025. It had been nine
Pulp brought their You Deserve More: Live 2025 to Dublins 3Arean and played a set of two halfs, with the entire set consisting of twenty two
On Sunday the 8th of June, Paris Paloma (an indie folk pop singer-songwriter who gained notoriety with the release of the feminist single “Labour” in
Back for another year and somehow managing to raise the bar yet again, When Next We Meet returned to Raheen House in Clonmel for a
