Yann Tiersen – announces headline show at Button Factory, Dublin
October 28, 2025
Yann Tiersen returns with a solo piano + electronics performance in support of his new album Rathlin from a Distance | The Liquid Hour. In
Yann Tiersen returns with a solo piano + electronics performance in support of his new album Rathlin from a Distance | The Liquid Hour. In
Scottish music duo The Proclaimers are pleased to announce a return to Belfast on Sunday 16thAugust to headline Custom House Square. Strikingly individual, twin brothers Craig and
Singular Artists today proudly announces the inimitable Mac DeMarco and special guests for next year’s Wider Than Pictures concert series, taking place at The National Museum of Ireland, Collins
PinkPantheress drops halloween treat with the surprise release of Noises + JT music video, taken from her remixtape, Fancy Some More?, a reimagining of her Mercury Prize-shortlisted mixtape Fancy That. Known
Following the release of their new double single ‘Adalan’ last week, Algerian/Mali Tuareg collective Tinariwen have announced details of The Hoggar tour, which includes a show in
Ailbhe Reddy, one of Ireland’s most compelling and emotive artists, today announces the release of her third album KISS BIG for 30th January 2026 on U.S. label, Don Giovanni Records.
Florence Welch – also known as Florence + The Machine – has added two Irish dates and announced her Edinburgh Summer Sessions performance to celebrate
Manchester’s PALE WAVES have released a powerful version of The Cranberries’ immortal anthem Zombie after their show-stopping debut of the track became one of the
The Essex deathcore four-piece, Beyond Extinction, made their way to Dublin’s Sin É on Saturday, October 25th, delivering a set that was nothing short of
The Damned announce the release of “Not Like Everybody Else”, a deeply personal and celebratory covers album – dedicated to the memory of Brian James, the band’s
The O2 Institute in Birmingham was cloaked in darkness and anticipation on October 25th as Fields of the Nephilim kicked off the first night of
Irish-Italian indie-alternative band Big Sleep returned home to a packed Academy on Friday night, delivering a triumphant and heartfelt show that proved exactly why their