
Floor Jansen – embraces her metal roots on new solo single ‘Run’
Nightwish vocalist and solo artist FLOOR JANSEN returns with her new single, ‘Run‘, released via REVAMP Music / Warner Music. Following her solo debut LP “Paragon”, a sold-out theatre

Nightwish vocalist and solo artist FLOOR JANSEN returns with her new single, ‘Run‘, released via REVAMP Music / Warner Music. Following her solo debut LP “Paragon”, a sold-out theatre

Following the recent announcement of her upcoming debut album Peace & Patience; breakout Dublin dance sensation Jazzy is set to return home to play the biggest headline show

Hannah Wicklund has announced the release of her fourth studio album War On Women; Calling All Good Men, out on August 28th via Strawberry Moon Records. The album

Acclaimed writer and storyteller Michael Harding has been announced as special guest to Niall Breslin and The Polaris Quartet at Cathedral of Christ The King, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath on 1 October 2026.

One of the UK’s most enduring indie bands, Two Door Cinema Club have today announced their first UK & Ireland headline tour in over seven years. The

American Singer/Songwriter Jeffrey Martin’s opening set at Ballykeeffe Amphitheatre was a masterclass in acoustic storytelling. Serving as the perfect prelude to Mick Flannery and Susan

Before Paul Weller even sets foot on stage, the crowd is already chanting. Modfather. Modfather. It’s a title that’s followed him for decades, and judging

SharpTone Records recently welcomed Glasswaves, a Rochester, New York-based trio that seamlessly blends dark pop, alternative rock, and electronic elements with a heavy and dynamic edge, to the

The Los Angeles-based two-piece Crown the Empire released their new haunting single “raw” with Rise Records. Directed by B.K. Barone, the music video for the track finds Andy

Rare is the song that can transport you to the most heavenly of places while making a few hellacious pitstops along the way. But Grammy-nominated

Political punk metal band HAWXX are known for their wild performances and songs of rage, love and resistance. The London based progressive trio have created their most

Swedish pop icon Robyn brought her Sexistential Tour to Dublin’s 3Arena for a long-awaited return to the Irish capital. Despite a surprisingly modest turnout, perhaps