Alt/rock four-piece, South Arcade, have today unveiled the music video for their latest single DEADMEAT. Teaming up once again with director Dogbrain Videos, the visuals
Acclaimed alt-rock trio Against the Current has unveiled the anthemic “Always You & I,” one of the more cinematic, romantic moments from their upcoming album. The track leans into
Broadcaster, musician and composer Graham Smyth is bringing his Music To Interact With show to festivals across Ireland this summer, starting with Kaleidoscope this weekend, followed by All Together
Ahead of the release of their latest album Here Because of Hope; British Jazz quintet Ezra Collective have announced details of their 2027 tour, which includes a show
Holylight is a soulful yet heavy queer alt-rock outfit based in Dublin, and the simultaneous moniker of songwriter, frontwoman, producer and multi-instrumentalist Alex Rosenberger. A
Frowning Hours is the indie folk-rock project of Irish singer-songwriter and actor Ger Kelly, whose evocative songwriting and distinctive voice have quickly earned him a
Ahead of the release of his eighth studio album Oceanic this October, acclaimed Irish singer-songwriter Declan O’Rourke unveils lead single Echo. The single offers a first glimpse of
Chalk release huge new track ‘Get Fucked’ The track features some additional production from fellow Irish artist Kettama and has already received support from NME, Guardian, Dork,
Makeshift Art Bar transformed the intimate space of Dublin’s Spindizzy Records in the Georges St. Arcade on Thursday, July 2nd, delivering a blistering live set.
Fast-paced, euphoric and instantly infectious, Killing Time is driven by a propulsive rhythm, embracing lyrics and DMA’S unmissable sound, giving fans another taste of what’s
On Café Paradiso, Mykki Blanco is completely reborn, trading the persona-driven theatrics of his previous releases for something more interior and exacting. The record draws from the diverse,
Trinity College played host to one of the most anticipated shows of the Trinity Summer Series as indie rock favourites Wet Leg arrived in Dublin
