New Irish trio Rún are preparing to release their debut self-titled album on Rocket Recordings on 22nd August, and today share with us another taster in the
Following a triumphant run of high-profile festival appearances across Europe – including commanding performances at Download, Hellfest, Rock am Ring, and Rock im Park – LORNA
Spite House, recently announced their new album, Desertion, due out 12th September 2025 via Pure Noise Records, and today the Montreal punks are back with another taste of
The Warlocks return with their 14th studio album The Manic Excessive Sounds Of, released on 1st August on Cleopatra Records. Today they share the new single You Can’t
Hotel Luxtoday announce their second album ‘The Bitter Cup‘, which will be released October 31st. News of the album comes alongside the outlining of an
Following the release of their debut single Heavy, Irish folk-rock band The Fynches return with I Will Follow, the second single from their forthcoming self-titled debut album, due
Fresh off supporting The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park, Limerick, Scottish folk-punk-indiepop outfit Brògeal make their highly anticipated return to Dublin with a headline show at The Academy on October 30th, 2025! The rambunctious
Allie Sherlock’s rise from busking on the streets of Cork to international acclaim is a story of raw talent, resilience and emotional honesty. Starting out as
Johnluke’s upcoming single ‘Green Eyes‘ tells the story of the emotional tug-of-war of being in a relationship. That tender space between hope and heartbreak, the
UK metal power house Sylosis have just announced a headline Academy, Dublin show for Sunday, 22nd February 2026 joined by special guests Revocation, Distant & Life Cycles. Sylosis are one of the UK’s
Initially evolving from a chance encounter on Soundcloud between frontman/guitarist Fatboy and producer Cillian McCauley, Bricknasty expanded to a fully fledged physical band with the introduction of
On a warm summer evening in Dublin’s Iveagh Gardens, Supergrass brought their 30th anniversary I Should Coco tour to the Irish capital for a second
