Arcane Roots live at Bar Sub with support from Making Monsters and Two Glass Eyes. Photos by Sara Marsden.
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We spent Record Store Day at Sick Records and then made our way down to our own show in association with Head Records at The Bar With No Name featuring Skymas, Freedom 35s, Hot Cops and Documenta/Belfast Music Club DJs. Photos by Ryan Richards and Colm Laverty.
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We hosted Meltybrains? and Blue Whale at Belfast’s Bar Sub on Friday night. Photos by Ruth Kelly.
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More a pub than a performance venue, The Woodworkers is certainly an interesting space, and upon entering, we were happy to see that the sizeable crowd were largely there for the same reason as us – to watch some glorious live music from Dublin’s Princess, rather than pint it up before heading onwards. Princess wouldn’t come on until 11.30pm though, so we were treated to an eclectic selection of tunes from Chris Jones in the meantime, whose penchant for house and some very funky electronica kept our heads bobbing quite happily until the main act were setting up. Then, at…
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Our photographer Joe Laverty recently popped down to capture the latest installment of Belfast threatre-in-pub venture Shot Glass at the Black Box.
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A Place to Bury Strangers kicked off their Irish tour in the Workman’s club in Dublin with support from September Girls, then made their way up to Voodoo in Belfast with support from Travis is a Tourist. Photos by Isabel Thomas and Sara Marsden. The Workman’s Club in Dublin by Isabel Thomas. Voodoo in Belfast by Sara Marsden.
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Matua Trap put on a secret show in a very secret location (the loft) in Belfast, bringing along Val Normal, Apartments and Over Being Under. Photos by Liam Kielt.
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In our latest Irish tour feature, our photographers Sara Marsden and Aaron Corr, and writers Cathal McBride and Eoin Murray, report back from All Tvvins‘ Dublin, Galway and Belfast shows at the weekend. Whelan’s, Dublin Wednesday, March 25. Photos by Aaron Corr Roisin Dubh, Galway Saturday, March 28 The mood is ideal from the start of proceedings this Saturday night. It’s shortly before 10 and the already filling floor of the Roisín’s main room is being warmed up by the first support of the night. Extra Fox – AKA Neil Adams, brother to Conor Adams with whom he shared guitar duty…
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Architects kicked off their long awaited reschedule Irish tour on Thursday in the Academy in Dublin then up to the Oh Yeah centre in Belfast with support from Red Enemy and Vile Regression. Photos by Isabel Thomas and Sara Marsden. The Academy, Dublin by Isabel Thomas Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast by Sara Marsden
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Lantern for a Gale launched their album at Bar Sub in QUBSU in Belfast with support from Hornets and Molarbear. Photos by Liam Kielt.