“Pale Waves Just a Bit Smitten” Pale Waves rolled into Dublin last night with their Still Smitten tour, landing in the city just as their shimmering cover of The Cranberries’ “Zombie” dropped online — a fitting tribute to one of Ireland’s most iconic bands. With the lights dimmed the Manchester quartet strode onto the Academy […]
Read MoreFOO FIGHTERSRelease New Single ‘Asking For A Friend’ 2026 North American Stadium Tour Announced Foo Fighters are back with new single ‘Asking for a Friend’ and the announcement of a 2026 North American Stadium tour. Stay tuned for more dates added soon. Featuring a decidedly darker melodic approach than the smash hit ‘Today’s Song,’ ‘Asking […]
Read MoreBrògeal Release Debut Album ‘Tuesday Paper Club’, Out Now Via Play It Again Sam Listen To The Album Here 16 Date Uk and Ireland Run Kicks Off This Month The Academy, Dublin – Thursday, 30th October 2025 Fresh off supporting The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park, Limerick, Scottish folk-punk outfit Brògeal make their highly anticipated return to Dublin with a headline […]
Read MoreHappy Mondays ‘The Factory Singles’ London Records Celebrate 40 Years of the Iconic Manchester Band with New Singles Compilation On 2lp Inc Deluxe Coloured Vinyl & 2cd Out December 5th, Pre-Order Here Fully Remastered Audio with Liner Notes by Long-Time Collaborator Paul Oakenfold, & Bespoke Artwork Designed by Original Happy Mondays And Factory Records Designers from […]
Read MoreDark Tropics Bring Cinematic Soul to Whelan’s Dark Tropics took centre stage at the intimate upstairs of Whelan’s last night where space is very much a premium. This being the Belfast duo’s first headline shows in Dublin there was little surprise the place was packed. The partnership of Rio McGuinness and Gerard Sands has proven […]
Read MoreMimi Webb Sharing Confessions Mimi Webb brought her Confessions tour to Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre last night, turning the historic venue into a pulsing confessional booth of heartbreak, empowerment, and pure pop. Fresh from releasing her second album Confessions, Webb has called it her most personal and vulnerable work to date — a reflection of heartbreak, […]
Read MoreIrish Band Pebbledash’s Cinematic Lament ‘Carraig Aonair’ Makes Appearance In Steven Knights New Series ‘House Of Guinness’ Released in 2024, “Carraig Aonair” is the band’s interpretation of an as Gaeilge traditional séan nós, blending genres as synth player Cormac Donovan O’Neill layers the piece with an ambient yet raw touch. The track is sung by […]
Read MoreMartina and The Moons Share Single ‘Laundry Mat’On New Irish Label, Rubarb Music Martina and the Moons live: Output, Belfast – 25th September Ireland Music Week, Dublin – 2nd October Dublin-based all-female four-piece rock band Martina and the Moons return with their striking new single ‘Laundry Mat’, out 1 October on Rubarb Music — the newly launched Irish artist development label […]
Read MoreOUT OCTOBER 17TH “Dream-pop synths, fuzzy bass and delicate vocal lines” – Hot Press “Beauty Sleep’s somnambulist sound has a gorgeous yet lo-fi aesthetic sense” – CLASH “An infectious, glistening energy…will easily become your sound of the summer” – Get In Her Ears “Far-reaching synth pop…it’s big music, big production, fun, vivid, melodic” – The […]
Read MoreDeniece Pearson Interview Few artists can claim the kind of longevity and reinvention that Deniece Pearson embodies. Rising to fame in the 1980s as the lead singer and songwriter for the multi-platinum pop/R&B group Five Star, Pearson helped define a decade with timeless hits like “System Addict” and “Rain or Shine.” Her soaring vocals and […]
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