The late night Thursday showcase club night for new Irish talent features the brilliant Telekura with iNNUENDO in a fascinating double header.
A programme of new works of contemporary traditional music and new arrangements on Uilleann Pipes, Guitar, Fiddle and Voice.
An intimate contemporary blues live performance, featuring original material from Julyo's recent work, presented in a close-room, small-venue setting.
This show, headlined by The Sharon Shannon Big Band, is a fundraising event in solidarity of Ireland’s homeless population.
Enjoy an afternoon of all original compositions by guitarist Ben Prevo - ably assisted by Dominic Mullan on drums, Sean Maynard Smith on 5 string Citron bass and keyboardist Maja Elliot.
Our Lady's Choral Society marks the anniversary of one of the most remarkable evenings in musical history.
The Brothers Haydn is exactly the kind of sideways glance at repertoire that the Irish Chamber Orchestra does best.
Kruder & Dorfmeister specialise in high-energy DJ sets packed with wild K&D-style blends, deep grooves, and dub-infused magic.
The Guinness Choir has commissioned a contemporary choral cantata to celebrate this great city, their Liberties’ origins and their musical tradition.
The Pavilion Theatre hosts the Irish debut of folk music duo Nora Brown and Stephanie Coleman for their first Dublin show.
The next After Eight party will be on May 23rd with Governess and support as always by resident Giita. Dancing from 8-12.
A very special summer afternoon concert featuring Laoise Leahy & master pianist Johnny Taylor takes place in the intimacy of The Cobblestone
Qbanaa is a Cuban-Irish singer-songwriter blending neo-soul, R&B, Latin jazz, and pop into a sound that is both raw and distinctive.
Expect an evening of quiet moments, close harmonies and the kind of music best experienced in a room where people come to listen.
Outstanding young musicians come together for an inspiring performance, celebrating the joy of collaboration and musical excellence.
Inspired by London’s thriving jam scene, Soul Juice creates a space where collaboration comes before perfection and every performance is unique.
Four powerhouses of the Irish traditional music scene come together for a special nationwide tour this autumn, as Music Network marks its 40th anniversary with a very special collaboration.
You don’t have to look or listen too hard to understand why Eliades Ochoa is often called ‘Cuba’s Johnny Cash’.
Rooted in his childhood experiences of Sicily, Turrisi's gorgeous new album explores his family’s departure from the island alongside more recent arrivals to its shores.
Limerick pop-soul artist Edwina van Kuyk's latest release ‘Find My Way’ has been widely embraced by Irish audiences and tastemakers alike.
