Rob Cordiner captured two of the best acts to perform at the recent In The Court of … Tom Ravenscroft at The Mac, Belfast: San Francisco psych-rockers Moon Duo and British singer and producer Ghostpoet. Check out his photos of these respective performances below!
Photographer Ruth Medjber captured days two and three of this year’s Hard Working Class Heroes Festival in Dublin, which saw sets from some of the country’s finest independent artists including Cat Dowling, Ships and Sleep Thieves (above). Check out her photos from Friday and Saturday below.
This year’s Hard Working Class Heroes festival in Dublin kicked off last night with great sets from Hozier, Anderson, Elaine Mai and more. Photos by Ruth Medjber.
Equally excellent Dublin bands BATS and Crayonsmith played the closing day of Dublin’s Granby Park in a pallet amphitheatre and gained themselves some new (very) young fans! Photos by Michelle McIntyre.
Our photographer Ciara McMullan was there to catch Northern Irish alt-rock heroes Fighting With Wire go out with a bang at Cut The Transmission festival in Derry at the weekend. A line-up also featuring Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls, the incredible Future Of The Left a total wealth of local talent including And So I Watch You From Afar, LaFaro and More Than Conquerors the one-day event at the Venue made for a more-than fitting farewell party to one of our finest ever homegrown acts. Check out Ciara’s photos from the day below.
Belfast-based photographer Diarmuid Kennedy was in attendance at the latest installment of Breed at Belfast’s The Pavilion on Friday, September 28. The line-up featured fast-rising songstress Hannah McPhillimy, Dublin alt-folk master Myles Manley (above) and headliners, the ever-enchanting Katie and the Carnival. Check out Diarmuid’s photos from the night below!
Ahead of our feature review on Monday, we present a wonderful selection of photographer Joe Laverty’s shots of this year’s Culture Night Belfast. With 250 events taking popping up in 70+ venues across the city to thousands of people, it turned out to be a totally kaleidoscopic exposé of art, music and culture – undoubtedly the annual event’s best outing to date. Check out Joe’s photos below and make sure to check to read our review!
Currently based in Sweden, Dublin photographer Ian Pearce captured Belfast four-piece Girls Names play Musikcaféen in Copenhagen as part of a brief string of European dates at the weekend just past. Heed how well young Cathal Cully and co. scrub up in his photos from the night below.
Our photographer, the ever upstanding Liam Kielt caught American rock/emo heroes Jimmy Eat World play Belfast’s Limelight 2 on Saturday, September 7. People were there, they played ‘The Middle’ at the very end and fun was had. Check out his photos from the show below.
With the celebratory dust having settled on Stradbally Estate this morning, Electric Picnic celebrated its tenth anniversary in typical style at the weekend. One of a number of attendees that lapped up hundreds of acts and happenings on the festival’s countless stages and platforms, our photographer Alan Maguire captured the whole story. Dig the almost uncanny similarity between Sinead O’Connor and Savages‘ Jehnny Beth and the sheer frequency of hats on display…