The chart-toppers have released their second album, From the Pyre, which channels the uneasy spirit of the classic 1973 folk-horror movie
A beer-chugging, jeans-wearing all-American, Combsâs music is propped up on escapism, heartbreak and nostalgia
The 35-year-old is the first country music singer to lead the billing at the celebrated Co Meath venue
Two new books take sharply contrasting routes through the music of Oasis and Manic Street Preachers
British competition watchdog secures pledge from ticket company as Irish inquiry continues
Sarah Cracknell and co are going out on a high with their 13th album. They talk about Britpop, their labelmates Kneecap and Gen Zâs strange yearning for the 1990s
The resurrection and return of Oasis was a throwback to a time when we all existed in a more or less agreed cultural context
The garage-rock saviours never took their popularity two decades ago very seriously, expecting it to vanish, and are pleasantly baffled to see their audience trending towards Gen Z
Plus: Fine Gaelâs summer of fun, a bad year for trout and a good opportunity for the rĂomhaire
When Sharon Van Etten plays in Dublin, Collins Barracks is the perfect framing device for a performance wreathed in dry ice and nicely chilled angst
The Gallagher brothersâ Irish gigs created special memories for concert-goers but also some complaints over crowd management
âIt was quite a night,â recalls the songwriter, who also bestows rare praise on his younger brother, Liam
Collins Barracks rocked to unflinchingly earnest guitar music made evocative by clever melodies
Large increase in spending recorded in bars, cafes, restaurants and nightclubs in capital
Give me a night of Blackpinkâs future-facing cyberpop over cash-grab nostalgia any day of the week
Tens of thousands gathered in capital as Britpop band played two sold-out shows
Tens of thousands descended on Dublin to see brothers reunited on stage
The tennis starâs complaints to the umpire about this disruptive audience highlight an age-old problem
Liam and Noel Gallagher lead a joyous, rousing evening of anthems and belters on the first of two nights in Dublin
Sentiment running high ahead of first of two Dublin gigs, with one man travelling from San Francisco to see the Gallagher brothers and co
Saturday and Sunday evenings will be largely balmy with slight chance of rain
The Britpop bandâs greatest creation was the Oasis fan
Visits to Ireland were a culture shock at first, but the future Britpop royalty âgrew to love itâ
Brown Bagâs animated video for The Masterplan is the kind of masterpiece that can change how you listen to a band
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Their songs have grown more potent as their audience has moved inexorably into its 40s and 50s
Overseas faithful go the extra mile to relive childhood memories of Britpop brothers
Radio: âIt suffered from the fact you had a big head,â says Fanning
Liam and Noel Gallagher have spent lots of time in Charlestown where their mother Peggy grew up
Irish Rail to lay on extra trains, including some after midnight
Readers recall their previous Oasis concert experiences
Inside Business podcast with CiarĂĄn Hancock
Fans have shelled out hundreds to see the band, while gig tourists will swell the local economy this weekend
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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