
Public Image Ltd (PiL) / Ash / Kerbdog – live gallery and review from Live At Castle Mills, Kilkenny 17.07.2026
The debut edition of Live At Castle Mills proved that Kilkenny has found a spectacular new home for live music. Held on Friday, 17 July

The debut edition of Live At Castle Mills proved that Kilkenny has found a spectacular new home for live music. Held on Friday, 17 July

Alexandra Savior’s performance at The Academy Dublin unfolded with the same understated confidence that defines her music. Opening with “Saving Grace,” “Cupid,” and “Burn In Hell,”she

Welsh singer songwriter Gwenno brought her Celtic Futurism Tour to Cleere’s Bar & Theatre in Kilkenny, delivering a captivating performance that proved less about spectacle

Emeli Sandé opened Thursday evening at the Iveagh Gardens, bringing a deeply powerful vocal performance to a heavily packed crowd. The unusually warm Dublin summer

As I drove into Belfast city centre last night, I was met with a slightly ominous scene. No cars around and eerily empty streets, except

Returning home for the first of two nights at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium, Dermot Kennedy proved once again why he remains one of Ireland’s most compelling

The beautiful Iveagh Gardens provided the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable evening of live music, as Johnny Marr headlined one of Dublin’s standout summer concerts.

Yorkshire’s Fiona-Lee makes her class Cork debut with little interest in easing the crowd in gently. Powerful vocals and sharply drawn lyrics quickly pull focus

The gloriously sunny and warm Dublin weather created a flawless backdrop for an unforgettable night at Marlay Park. Impressively, the sprawling venue was already packed

Mumford & Sons returned to Dublin’s Marlay Park on Sunday night with the kind of homecoming show that reminded everyone why Ireland has always held

Manchester’s Maruja opened the night at the Iveagh Gardens with an explosive, jazz-punk energy. Blending frantic saxophone lines with heavy, aggressive rhythms, they immediately grabbed

As the fifth night of MCD’s Trinity Summer Series unfolded beneath the historic surroundings of Trinity College Dublin, the venue once again proved why it