Everything Shooklaunched their debut EP at Trinity Enterprise Centre last Friday. Photos by Brian Mulligan.
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In this installment of Track Record we head to Limerick to hang out with Shane Serrano from Fox Jaw to have a rummage through his record collection from Boston to The Boss. Photos by Aaron Corr. Disclaimer: The music world is quite a serious place. Whether you’re a musician or just a music lover, it’s almost as serious as religion – you can be discriminated or laughed at for your beliefs, or in this case, your taste in music. But the truth is, pretty much every single style of music out there is good, it just appeals to some people’s tastes…
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Hail the Ghost live at Whelan’s in Dublin. Photos by Isabel Thomas.
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We finally launched The Thin Air in Galway by putting on a shindig at the Roisin Dubh last Thursday with a little help from Daithi, Paul Collins Beat, Spies and Oh Boland. Photos by Sean McCormack.
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AAA: we sent Rory Coomey to capture King Kong Company before, during and following their show at Dublin’s Button Factory on Saturday night.
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Dublin indie rock band Spies live at Cyprus Avenue in Cork with support from Partisan Crowds and O Sister. Photos by Brid O’Donovan.
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In the second of a three part diary entry, our favourite Galway garage pop quartet Dott have high tailed it out of Texas and kick off this leg of the tour with Night School, bringing them from Oklahoma City all the way West to Reno, Nevada. Dott and Night School (from California) are releasing a split record called Carousel on Graveface Records especially for Record Store Day, April 18. Read Part 1 of the band’s USA Tour Diary here. March 23rd. Capital City Bicycle Company, Oklahoma City. We started our short stay in OKC in the best little old school diner called the Hungry Frog.…
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In this installment of AAA, we go behind the scenes with comedy trio Foil, Arms and Hog live at their sell out show at Vicar Street in Dublin. Fresh off their slot on Jason Byrne‘s Snaptastic telly show, the lads had the entire venue on its feet by the end of their set which marked their 7th year together. The show included a wide variety of sketches, from old favourites to new material, culminating in crafted and well earned punchlines, sometimes with unexpected results thrown in thanks to a snorting or cackaling member of the crowd. Their comfort and experience in the…
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Neev Kennedy launched her new album ‘From the Depths’ at Doyle’s in Dublin. Photos by Abigail Denniston.
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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.