It’s a (one stop) stadium tour as part of Dublin Fringe Festival.
Pieces by Thom Yorke, Steve Reich, Timo Andres, Philip Glass & performances from Sam Amidon, Wye Oak, Buke and Gase & more are lined up.
The two Irish locations are part of a worldwide rush of listening parties.
Year two at Curraghmore House for the festival was both special and frustrating.
Highlights: We’ve Only Just Begun Festival, We Are Workman’s with Lethal Dialect, Otherkin & AE MAK, Haiku Hands (pictured), No More Hotels, Bleeding Heart Pigeons.
Here’s a bank holiday Monday surprise. Björk has announced that she will bring her Cornucopia…
Sponsored content: The electronic duo have been cooking up an immersive & intriguing experience in partnership with Coca Cola Ireland for those headed to All Together Now.
There’s lots going on with All Together Now’s lineup. Unsurprisingly, POD have gone above and…
The LA trio are back to their sun-drenched best.
The SFA musician’s new solo project comes out just ahead of his gig
After a successful Boiler Room in Higher Visions festival last month, the broadcast station will be returning to Ireland.
Our top Irish picks for those headed down to All Together Now this weekend.
All Mirrors will be released on October 3rd.
With its fifth edition approaching in Dun Laoghaire this year with artists like Jungle, Marc…
Highlights: All Together Now, Beatyard, Arcadian Field, Jenny Lewis & more.
Electric Picnic’s Body & Soul lineup boasts an eclectic mix of emerging domestic and international music.
The feature article is accompanied with a mix that includes early Dublin electronic tracks
After debuting last year, the RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Awards will return with a live…