Managing to be both avant-garde and relatable is where Callahan’s gift really lives

Van Morrison makes it funky while Neil Young strides through an inspiring celestial set to fans in Dublin

The singer’s voice has always belonged to another time. He leaves the audience bloodied, but unbowed

The comedian’s Acting My Age show is ‘90 per cent good but 10 per cent not so good – but you have no proof’

An atmosphere of legacy and infinity floats around the Welsh star’s sold-out show

Legacy and history weave through this singular performance, which resonates long after it ends

Low frontman manages to convey a sense of generosity and playfulness in the face of loss

The album resembles one long lullaby, with Marling’s vocal rocking, coaxing and keeping things nuanced

Review: Elvis Costello and Steve Nieve at Vicar Street: The 20-song show spans a career of over 50 years, 25 records, and a myriad of collaborations

Aoife McAtamney’s multifaceted, immersive project explores themes about the complications of the body

The trademark furious slander and insult are balanced by a strange vulnerability

There is a real sense of salve here, and a desire for the clarifying comfort to be found in nature

Sharing affecting stories with the audience, Smith conveys the beauty of the everyday without artifice

Natasha Khan’s sixth album is a collection of ‘song poems’ exploring the idea of the ‘mother witch’

Weightless, with its beautiful strings pares everything back to a delicate and reflective emotional place