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The best online live streams happening this week

Highlights: Lil Nas X & Miley Cyrus, Smoothboi Ezra, Ireland Performs & more.

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We will add suitable events to this as more live streams are announced so check back at a later date.



Tuesday May 12th


Wednesday May 13th

  • DJ Questlove Presents @ Roots’ Youtube (2am)
    Stay up late to catch a DJ from a bonafide living legend.
  • Niall McCabe @ Facebook (3.30pm)
    Live from Clare Island as part of Ireland Performs.
  • Sofi Tukker @ Instagram (6pm)
    Experimental pop from German-American duo.
  • Colm Ó Snodaigh @ Facebook (6.30pm)
    As part of Ireland Performs.


Thursday May 14th


Friday May 15th


Saturday May 16th

  • Toucan @ Facebook (12.30pm)
    As part of Ireland Performs.
  • Anderson Songs @ Facebook (6.30pm)
    As part of Ireland Performs.
  • Boxmoon @ Twitch.TV (7pm)
    Also broadcast on DDR. Rising Damp, School Tour, Elaine Howley & more
  • Gavin James @ Youtube (8pm)
    Performing for Jameson on World Whiskey Day.
  • Lost Art Lockdown Radio @ MIXLR (9pm)
    Dublin DJs do their weekly Friday night rave stream.

Sunday May 17th

  • Laura Marling Guitar Lessons @ Instagram Live (7pm)
    Every Thursday and Sunday.
  • Sound Bath @ The Space Between (8pm, €15)
    Chloe McHugh (Sonas Sounds) and Simon Cullen (Ships) have teamed up for the world premiere binaural broadcast meditative experience. Perfect for audiophiles (good headphones/speakers an essential) looking to clear the head.
  • Kenny Beats @ Twitch (notification)
    Some of my very favourite lockdown entertainment is watching this producer cook up magic in realtime to audiences of sometimes 15,000.

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