Aryel Moon is an alternative rock/ grunge band led by Italy-born musician Donatella Camedda, who have been building a reputation on Dublin’s live circuit, alongside
Acclaimed Dublin alt-rockers THUMPER announce their upcoming sophomore album ‘Sleeping With The Light On‘ and share the rousing 10 minute epic ‘Middle Management’ (19th Nov). Following the
Forest Fest has unveiled the first wave of artists set to perform at its 2026 edition, returning to Emo Village, Co. Laois, from Friday 24 to Sunday 26
After earning 4-star reviews from MOJO, The Times and RnR along with glowing comparisons to David Bowie, Suede and prime ‘70s art rock for their self-titled debut, KillerStar return with the release of their electrifying
Launching in June 2026, The Summer Series brings a brand-new run of open-air concerts to Belfast’s iconic Custom House Square in the heart of the
Fresh off the release of their debut self-titled album, Mirador the explosive new British-American project from Jake Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet and Chris Turpin
The revitalized new incarnation of top-charting metalcore pioneers AS I LAY DYING has burst back onto the scene, led by iconic founding frontman Tim Lambesis. Following the October
Los Angeles-based synthwave-meets-alternative-metal pioneers All The Damn Vampires drop their haunting reimagination of Benny Mardones’ 1980 ballad “Into The Night” today, transforming the classic into a gothic
In 2020, The Royal Danish Library presented the critically acclaimed Stranger Than Kindness: The Nick Cave Exhibition – an unprecedented look into the creative world of musician,
In the last 20 months Dublin psych-pop six piece THUMPER have gone from playing small hometown shows to touring Europe extensively, selling out headline shows, opening for Kasabian on
Danny Brown has announced a 15-date headline tour of Europe and the UK in March 2026. The run includes shows in London, Bristol, Manchester, Leeds and
The Academy in Dublin was packed to the rafters on Tuesday night as English pop-punk rising stars South Arcade made their long-awaited Irish debut, joined
