Supported by Dublin’s Bairbre Anne, Montreal singer-songwriter Adam Cohen played at Whelan’s, Dublin on Sunday night. Isabel Thomas was there to shoot the show.
-
-
In this AAA photo feature , The 4 of Us played an intimate acoustic gig in Island Arts Centre, Lisburn on Friday night. Alan Maguire met with the lads before the gig and photographed them preparing for the show.
-
The Hold Steady made a welcome return to Belfast over the weekend. They also posed for a band shot before they kicked off their gig in the Limelight 2 on Friday night. Photos by Shaun Neary.
-
In an AAA photo feature, Colm Laverty captures our co-hosted show with Nialler9 at Belfast’s Black on Thursday as part of Output 2014, featuring The Altered Hours, Contour, Ships and Autumns.
-
Wyvern Lingo launched their new EP The Widow Knows to a sold out audience at the Smock Alley Theatre on Thursday night. Photos by Abraham Tarrush.
-
Black Veil Brides brought their theatrical metal show to the Olympia on Wednesday night with support from Drama Club, Fearless Vampire Killers and Attila. Photos by Carlos Daly.
-
We Cut Corners played the Academy in Dublin last night with support from Spies and Jennifer Evans. Photos by Isabel Thomas.
-
The Subways made a welcome return to Limelight 2 in Belfast last night, bringing along electro grungers Young Aviators and Texas punkers Purple. Photos by Sara Marsden.
-
In this installment of the aptly named Cork Heads -looking at some of the brightest sparks in Cork’s currently thriving scene- Brid O’Donovan meets with Shane Nolan, an experienced bartender with a background in art which informs his creative cocktails. So what cocktail did you just make for me? I was given the typical question of “Give me something limey/lemony” or a really bad description of how to make a drink for someone. This is what a lot of bartenders get but you learn from it. What I just made for you is what I would deem as the perfect drink. In it’s…
-
The Thin Air exclusively presents the premiere of Polyglove‘s brand new single Cruzer from their forthcoming Dialler EP, which we recently featured in the first print issue of our magazine. Now for a bit of back story: Wicklow/Dublin natives Niall Conroy and Stephen Maguire met whilst studying film and decided through a mutual love of sound and vision to create their own distinctive brand of ‘Baroque House’ steeped in analogue. They create their dark brooding music through entry level synths arranged in the form of a classic band. Cruzer gurgles along with a nostalgic feel like one of the Ocean loaders for the Commodore…