In Dublin on Tuesday, new songs combine with old hits to make for a night both poignant and celebratory

Alternative-pop underdogs produce a wondrous serving of balmy space-pop

There is never a hint of nostalgia throughout a turn that feels powerfully rooted in the here and now

The listener experiences a sort of indie-rock Stations of the Cross through the band’s brutally uncompromising performance

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At Dublin International Chamber Music Festival, the ensemble’s four musicians show the art of arranging to be alive and well

The Grammy-winner brought the house to its feet with I Can’t Make You Love Me

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

NCH show is a chance for Hansard and Irglová to remember old times and reclaim lost ground

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TikTok singer with a cult fanbase has a few good songs, but needs to up her game if she’s to shed the ‘internet famous’ tag

Support for Palestine and Kneecap evident from both Fontaines and Lankum

Hip hop’s one-time bete noire stands before the adoring Dublin crowd older, wiser, sadder and sweeter

It’s refreshing to see a wave of ambitious female traditional musicians sell out the Dublin venue

Mo Chara tells fans ‘You have no idea how close we were to being pulled off this gig’

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No misplaced irony here, just more hits than a wedding disco as the anthems keep coming

May 2025 releases include HindZeitgeist, The World That I Knew, Beauty in the Beast and Electric Jukebox Volume One

The Canadian singer-songwriter’s Miss Possessive show delivers a sexy, fun and powerful vibe

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