Gig Listings

Danny Krivit brings back a style of disco that most of us could never remember but will always dream of.

This annual spotlight is open to all unsigned acts planning a release in 2018. Are you watching?

Jay Glass Dubs is Dimitris Papadatos's outlet for stripped-back, broken-down dub mutations.

Bristol based trio Elder Island sound is on point.

Synth-driven psych encounters with Moon Duo.

Wear your finest crew cut, capri pants and aviators to Gus Dapperton.

Spring action with a trio of fresh city sounds featuring Shifting, Crowhammer and Alien She.

We prefer to think of Maria Kelly as one to keep a pair of binoculars firmly focused on.

Sorcha Richardson's single Waking Life marked a more pop direction with its shimmering synths and shuffling beats.

Sufjan Stevens’ seminal 2005 concept album Come On Feel the Illinoise! covered by a 12-person ensemble with choral accompaniment and striking visual installation.

So what did you do in 2017? Well you probably didn’t end up releasing five studio albums like King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

Carrying the heat of their sophomore album Con Todo El Mundo which dropped at the end of January, Khruangbin jet into town.

To celebrate the centenary year of women’s suffrage in Ireland, Ban Ban have convened to challenge, inspire and engage around the question of female empowerment and equality.

Nialler9’s new live music and indie disco night makes its debut outing.

The publication of The Gospel According to Blindboy and its attendant podcast, has given stratospheric elevation to Blindboy’s status.

Lambert brings the keys while Swimming brings the beats.