
Grooveline / Burnchurch / Avenue.68 – live gallery & review from Whelan’s Dublin 29.04.2025
Whelan’s was bouncing off the walls last night as Grooveline, the powerhouse six-piece from Co. Leitrim, delivered an unforgettable, high-voltage
Whelan’s was bouncing off the walls last night as Grooveline, the powerhouse six-piece from Co. Leitrim, delivered an unforgettable, high-voltage
Olly Murs at 3Arena Dublin: Hip-Thrusts, Nostalgia, and a Whole Lotta “Oi Oi Oi” If there’s one thing Olly Murs
Saturday night, Brógeal turned Whelan’s into a riotous celebration of everything that makes live music unforgettable. The Scottish band, born
I’m still trying to figure out was I at a gig, a fun-park or on an acid trip lol (not
Monday night at The Academy’s Greenroom Dublin felt like a big group hug. mxmtoon and Bea and Her Business brought
Self-described psychedelic R’nB singer Greentea Peng played a blistering set at The Academy Dublin, the vibe was so chilled and
Saturday night at Whelan’s felt less like a typical concert and more like stepping into a quiet, beautiful dream. Canadian
Dam that was like watching Beatlemania, never before have i seen ladies of a certain age loosing their minds LOL
Well that brought me back, has been some years since i last saw Ocean Colour Scene and last night they
Tilt is one of those gems that anyone into Irish music needs to know about. A free, monthly night at
I’ve reviewed and shot many gigs over the last few years, and what came to mind most about watching Anastacia
Last night, The Academy in Dublin was straight-up shaken by the wild, unfiltered energy of bbno$ (that’s pronounced baby no