Galway Folk Festival returns next week (June 3–7, 2026) for five days of music, culture, family friendly events, and late-night celebration across the city. Recently tipped by National Geographic as
Forest Fest has today revealed twenty-seven acts set to perform on the festival’s beloved Forest Fleadh Stage this July, with a stellar line-up celebrating the very best
Following a captivating sold-out show at Little Whelan’s last week, indie-folk songsmith Harry Fennell today releases release sweeping new single ‘Funeral Flower’ via Rubarb Music. Harry Fennell performs at All
Belfast-born artist – Chris Boldt is rapidly emerging as one of Ireland’s most exciting new country talents. He is set to release his latest single, “Eighteen
Following three sold-out shows last year, Irish rock icons The Stunning return to the 3Olympia Theatre on Friday 20th November 2026. Tickets €39/€42.50 (Inc booking feels & venue restoration levy)
WIFESWAP is the Dublin based project of Offaly native Joe Brody. The band release their debut ‘Digging‘ EP on 28th May with impact track ‘Calliope‘. The EP was recorded
Following a packed-out show in the Button Factory last year, Independent Irish artist Lewis Doyle Singer has announced he is set to play the 3Olympia Theatre on 15th
Following the release of their 15th studio album last year ‘Critical Thinking’, legendary Welsh Rock group Manic Street Preachers have announced a sole headline show at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre for Thursday, 22nd October
After the release of their new album ‘Fear of Emotion’, which features collaborations with James Morrison, KT Tunstall and Katie Gregson-MacLeod – now Seafret go back to where it all began
Power metal warriors WARKINGS celebrate their energetic shows with a new single: their cover of “Live is Life” honors fellow Austrians Opus. Originally released in 1984, the song became
The release of Lauren Wallace’s single Gap Teeth in February, saw great radio support across Ireland, a sold out first headline show upstairs in Dublin’s hallowed halls of
After more than 30 years of making music to widespread critical acclaim, Merseyside hero Ian Prowse returns this July with his brand‑new album No Names and today
