Irish sisters, CARRON, take to the stage at The Sound House to perform their set of original celtic-folk-pop tunes.
Mercury Prize nominated nu-metal-punk crossover duo...
Their debut LP Prism was hailed as ‘feminist funk’ and they certainly hit a sweet spot with their sounds including latest singles ‘Trouble’ and ‘In My Head’.
He’s collaborated with Tove Lo ‘Attention Whore’ and Robyn and SG Lewis on ‘Impact’ as well as had the likes of Tyler the Creator endorse him remixing EARFQUAKE and Jpegmafia turning up on his ‘Black Moses’ track.
Nostalgia and adolescent yearnings colour her early thoughts but latest singles Coolest fucking bitch in town and Survivor’s Guilt point to new lyrical directions. A sonic hug on a Sunday night.
Northern Ireland's Drew Makes Noise celebrates the release of his debut album Let the Whole Tape Run with a full-band Dublin show.
Australian alternative psychedelic rock.
Dublin psychedelic hip-hop group take to the stage...
Now here’s a winning combo...
For fans of The Gloaming.
In some respects, it beggars belief that Kelela Mizanekristos is not playing a larger venue or that this show isn’t sold out at the time of going to press.
"Cline has stood the test of time, and her music has influenced millions of people. She lived through a lot of heartache and you can really feel that in her songs – a really beautiful mixture of melancholy, sweetness and strength.” - John Grant
The Polish composer Hania Rani promises a truly modern and forward-thinking take on neo-classical with her live show at Vicar Street.
Woods continues her sonic excavations spanning field recordings in Spain, strings in Oslo and the Palestrina choir in the Pro Cathedral.
In many ways his evocative urban synth pop sound came to define the post Drive era spilling into the likes of Stranger Things and beyond.
The reviews for his latest release Praise a Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume have been fulsome with praise.
Lankum, Damien Dempsey, Lisa O’Neill and The Mary Wallopers will all take to the stage for a concert with all net proceeds going to Medical Aid for Palestinians.
Debut Dublin show by group fronted by fronted by writer and spoken-word mouth almighty Peter Murphy,
The Secret Singers share their places, their voices and their worldviews – through song.
With their roots in traditional Zulu music, this Durban a cappella quintet make their Irish debut.
