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Featuring Aby Coulibaly, King Kong Company, Bobby Fingers, Meryl Streek, Fia Moon, JyellowL, Bon Voyage, Slow Moving Clouds, Luunah, A Lethal Black Ooze, Malik, Tabitha Smyth, D12 Inc.
After building a temporary club space in The Complex last September, and then announcing a…
Kneecap have announced a special December headliner in Dublin before Christmas. The Belfast rap trio…
Irish artists were among the guests on last week’s returning series of Later With Jools…
Electronic music pioneers Autechre have been announced for a Dublin show, their first since 2018.…
Nealo is a Dublin rapper and artist who is a regular on this site since…
We’ve featured two songs from the emerging singer-songwriter Sarah Crean, including one that initially caught…
Irish indie-pop band Still Blue have announced their debut EP All Over The Chip Shop,…
Róisín Murphy has announced a 13-track album produced in collaboration by DJ Koze in its…
The Galway festival Fall Right Into Place has announced its return for its third year…
Lisa O’Neill released her fifth album and debut for Rough Trade, All Of This Is…
It has been five years since I last visited The Great Escape Festival, and stating…
Highlights: Erased Tapes takeover, OSees, Féile Nasc, Mango x Mathman, Elkka, Dead Kennedys, Backstory, Chantel Kavanagh, Christian Cohle, Cinder Well, Dublin Modular, SENU, R. Kitt, Lala, Eddie Chacon, John Carroll Kirby, The Chats, Siv Jakobsen
Having released their debut album Good Lies on Friday through XL, the UK brother duo…
It’s been a few days since All Together Now added 100 acts to the lineup…
Galway rapper Celaviedmai is one of our favourite up and coming rappers and collaborators as…
Highlights: Lumo Club, Absolute, Ross From Friends, Billie Marten, Phizzfest, Fixity, Sam Amidon, The Road To The Great Escape, District Cypher, Thee UFO, John Francis Flynn, Banríon, Léa Sen.
All Together Now has announced 100 acts for the festival adding to the likes of…
Feist was recently announced for Sounds From A Safe Harbour, the festival curated by Mary…