Belfast three-piece Matua Trap played the Limelight 2 in Belfast, with support from New Secret Weapon, The Stonemasons and The Keep. Photos by Liam Kielt.
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In this installement of AAA (Access All Areas) we hang out with King Kong Company before they performed to a sold out to capacity Sugar Club in Dublin last Saturday night. We sent our photographer Shaun Neary to the venue to document the goings on from set up and sound check, as well as catching support from The Casanova Wave and Nanu Nanu who were more than capable of warming the crowd up before the main act took to the stage. Check out the gallery below for a comprehensive overview of the night.
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Brooklyn based indie rockers Augustines played a sold out show at Whelan’s in Dublin last night, with support from The Bonny Men. Photos by Shaun Neary.
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London based shoegaze band Cheatahs played the Workman’s Club in Dublin on Wednesday night with support from Twinkranes. Photos by Cashel O’Toole.
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Yasiin Bey (formally known as Mos Def) played Vicar Street on Monday night with support from Simi Crowns. Photos by Mark Earley.
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Swedish electropop quartet Little Dragon played Vicar Street in Dublin last night, with support from Nao. Photos by Carlos Daly.
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The Meteor Choice Music Prize celebrated it’s 10th anniversary on Monday night with a very special live performance from Villagers, Jape and Delorentos at the Roisin Dubh in Galway. Photos by Sean McCormack.
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Recently formed supergroup Little Matador performed live, along with a Q&A with Stuart Clark as part of Odessa club’s 10th birthday celebrations. Photos by Isabel Thomas.
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Led Zeppelin legend Robert Plant brought his Sensational Space Shifters band to the Olympia theatre in Dublin last night, with support from Nugent & Bell and The Last Internationale. Photos by Shaun Neary.
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Berlin based dream pop trio Ballet School played at Voodoo in Belfast over the weekend with support from Loris. Photos by Sara Marsden.