Addison Rae in Dublin review: Old school pop star exudes joy and glamour on rainy night
Moving and singing like a Gen Z Britney Spears, few other artists make putting on a show for your fans feel like such uncomplicated fun
CMAT at St Anne’s Park review: Five-star performance by a pop star at the top of her game
‘My dream is to see a CMAT show,’ the singer tells the 20,000 or more people in front of her in Dublin. The crowd are thrilled to be seeing this one
Paul McCartney: The Boys of Dungeon Lane review – Like a highlight reel of the Beatle’s adventures in rock
The Lemon Twigs in Dublin: Retro brothers’ gig is a close second to a full-on time machine
At Vicar Street, Brian and Michael D’Addario narrow the gap between 2026 and 1966 to the point where it’s hard to spot the difference
Christopher Cross at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre: Thrilling night shows that great pop is eternal
Review: Slick, brisk Dublin concert features Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do) and Ride Like the Wind, among other yacht-rock classics
Ed O’Brien: Blue Morpho review – Like a sobbing friend you’d gladly spend all night in the pub with
Paul Simon in Dublin review: An emotionally flooring, intimate performance
Like a great conductor, Simon steers his incredible band around songs that speak to his layered career
Doja Cat’s Dublin show feels as if it could go off the rails – but the star stays in complete control
Doja Cat proves herself a magnetic performer, dancing almost nonstop in Dublin’s 3Arena
Drake: Iceman review – The rapper can write great pop. But this is a listless, forgettable album
Tame Impala in Dublin: Sometimes it’s hard to understand what Kevin Parker is aiming for
Psychedelic sounds and dazzling light show create sense of digital disorientation in 3Arena
New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Goodtime John, Molly O’Mahony, Mick Flannery, Tony St Ledger, Mac Giolla Ghunna
May 2026 releases include Good as Gold, Waiting on the World, The House Must Win and Man on a Bridge
Aldous Harding: Train on the Island review – Hypnotic, wonderfully bizarre goth pop
Super Furry Animals in Dublin review: Welsh band’s return is a welcome tonic
Two-hour extravaganza is packed with songs that are all infectious as hell
Tori Amos: In Times of Dragons review – This album wants to soar. But it’s firmly earthbound
Big Thief at 3Arena: Gen Z’s favourite indie band steal the show with brilliantly cathartic concert
Adrienne Lenker and her bandmates provide a night of highs, lows and heartbreaking digressions
The Prodigy in Dublin review: Five stars for an epic show with feral energy
You’d call it an old-school night were it not for all the young people in the 3Arena crowd and for the slick production
Noah Kahan: The Great Divide review – 17 tracks about being a bit outdoorsy and hugely famous
Tori Amos in Dublin review: This mother of dragons still knows how to roar
Game of Thrones vibe adds sense of the epic to Amos’s stark warning about tyrants in our midst
Zayn was always One Direction’s best singer, but his album Konnakol is another missed opportunity
New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Pádraig Cooney & Bedtime Now, BK Pepper, Phoeno, Cable Boy, Oscar Blue
April 2026 releases include Wet Work, Pagan, Comfort in the Knowing, Forever and Birds in Winter
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