Inspired by their Despacio experience at the Electric Picnic in 2015, Lumo was born. And it's established itself as a favoured monthly amongst discerning music lovers who ain't afraid of hearing relatively unknown acts like Rainbow Team dropped alongside Phil Collins. Their all-dayer at the Garda Boat Club is testimony to their eclectic loves with […]
Dragons of Eden is a double bill of energetic new work from Dublin-based artists Aoibheann Greenan and Terence Erraught at The MART gallery. Greenan presents The Eighth Seal, an audio and sculptural installation that takes the ongoing struggle for female bodily autonomy in Ireland as its cue to construct an enormous vulva-spacecraft via a reinterpretation […]
Join Spanish composer and musician Su Garrido Pombo for a relaxing candlelit evening of music at Instituto Cervantes. Originally from Vigo in Galicia she will perform a fusion of jazz , latin and spanish guitar as well as bossa and folk. Entry price includes a glass of wine. Photo credit: Finn Richards
We’re sure any of those fortunate to catch Robert Glasper’s sensational Whirligig show in the Workmans back in November 2011 assumed he’d be ascending to a larger venue here in 2012. Six years later and it hasn’t quite panned out like that here even though this Grammy Award winning artist is playing all the buzz […]
The site specific installation remembers and pays tribute to different groups of exploited women from around the world.
Kathy Tynan’s eye for idiosyncrasies and her ability to distil an essence from daily encounters lends her paintings a profundity that is interspersed with self-reflexive humour. Each painting captures a moment in which a feeling or mood prevails. In the making of these paintings, Tynan proffers a world in which chance encounters and oddities are elevated […]
Fans of Mogwai, Arab Strap, Franz Ferdinand, The Delgados, Chemikal Underground... take note!
Femi, firstborn of Fela, has been adding further notes of distinction to his pioneering auld fella’s formidable legacy since the 1980s.
We all know what to expect from the reanimated Pixies
The artist takes a cyclical view of time and history, and as a consequence, a handful of over-arching themes appear regularly in his work.
This is an all-immersive razzle-dazzle start to Selina Cartmell’s tenure at the Gate.
A blitz of performance, circus, comedy and dance
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Join your fellow Bush enthusiasts on the wiley, windy moors of Raheny for a group performance of Wuthering Heights.
Both the play and the film are about parenting too – about the trick of breaking with the past, knowing you are cursed to drag it along with you.
Stoneybatter took the neighbourhood festival crown last month and now it switches southside to the beating heart of The Liberties. Among the highlights, there’s a Night at the Opera`in St Audeon’s Church (July 21) and What’s the Story? featuring writers in residence, Colm Keegan and Alice Kinsella, along with guest Stephen James Smith and local […]
These doom metal titans from Seattle are no strangers from our shores with a long-standing relationship with local booker U:Mack.
Wrapping through allusions and metaphors, Williams packs a veritable punch with dazzling vigour.
Mark William Logan is a Dublin born photographer who spent the last three years travelling North America, Ecuador, Peru, The Amazon & Hawaii.
