Premiere: Robbie Stickland – Lizard
January 16th, 2020 | by Brian Coney
We’re pleased to present a first listen to the debut single from Dublin musician Robbie Stickland. Tackling issues of body …
About Brian Coney
Brian Coney is the editor of The Thin Air. He likes pizza, Philip Glass and mid-Nineties U.S. indie rock. Follow him on Twitter @brianconey.
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Girl Band Announce Cork Date
January 14th, 2020 | by Brian Coney
Girl Band are set to make their return to Cork. Having released easily one of the best Irish albums of …
Goodbye Quiet Arch @ Empire Music Hall, Belfast
January 13th, 2020 | by Brian Coney
From the moment it was announced last month, it was clear that Goodbye Quiet Arch was never going to be your …
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Kurt Vile Set For Dublin Return
January 13th, 2020 | by Brian Coney
Doubling up as his first Irish solo show in six years, Kurt Vile will return to play Dublin in the …
Therapy? Set For 30th Anniversary Belfast Show
January 13th, 2020 | by Brian Coney
No band embodies the term “NI alt-rock royalty” more comfortably than Andy Cairns, Neil Cooper and Michael “The Evil Priest” McKeegan …
Jawbox Set for Dublin Show
January 9th, 2020 | by Brian Coney
DC post-hardcore legends Jawbox will play their first-ever Irish show in the summer. Comprising J. Robbins, Bill Bardot, Kim Coletta …
The Thin Air’s Top 75 Irish Releases of 2019
December 24th, 2019 | by Brian Coney
Spanning albums, EPs, compilations, reissues, live albums and mixtapes, from every corner of the island, here’s the 75 best Irish …
The 343 Festive Knees Up
December 20th, 2019 | by Brian Coney
Hands down the country’s finest artist-focused, feminist-led art space, the 343 in East Belfast will throw their Festive Knees Up …
Quiet Arch Announces Indefinite Hiatus, Farewell Show
December 19th, 2019 | by Brian Coney
Beloved Northern Irish record label Quiet Arch has announced that it’s to go on an indefinite hiatus. Home to the likes …
Premiere: Like Chandeliers – Scars
December 13th, 2019 | by Brian Coney
Dublin three-piece Ronan Jackson, Nigel Farrelly and Christopher Barry aka Like Chandeliers have been concocting supremely sleepy sounds since 2016. Doubling …
