80’s icons Erasure played the Olympia Theatre on Sunday night. Photos by Aaron Corr.
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In the latest installment of AAA (Access All Areas) Isabel Thomas shoots Dear Desert as they launch their debut EP at The Workman’s Club in Dublin. The equally excellent Carriages and Participant – who will be featured in our December issue of the magazine – provided the support on the night.
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In this installment of AAA (Access All Areas) we go behind the scenes at New Natives Presents at the Grand Social in Dublin. Fresh from his support slot with Future Islands last weekend is Patrick Kelleher, Bouts rounding off their last gig of the year, garage-punk quartet Fang Club and Dublin alt-rock duo Psychics. Our photographer Carlos Daly spent the evening with all the bands during soundcheck and set up and even got a few sneaky pints in with Bouts across the road at Gin Palace! Check out the gallery below for more.
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The Wedding Present made a welcome return to Dublin, this time performing Watusi in full at The Button Factory in Dublin. Support on the night came – rather ironically – from Groom! Photos by Shaun Neary.
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Tim Wheeler performed an instore at Head in Belfast ahead of his live gig that night in the Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast. Photos by Liam Kielt.
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Kylie Minogue played the 3 arena in Dublin on Saturday night. Photos by Abraham Tarrush.
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Beatboxer extrondinare Beardyman played Cyprus avenue in Cork over the weekend. Photos by Rory Coomey.
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80’s legend Billy Idol tore Vicar Street apart on Friday night with renditions of his biggest hits such as ‘White Wedding’ ‘Dancing With Myself’ and ‘Rebel Yell’. Photos by Shaun Neary.
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Ash frontman Tim Wheeler performed tracks from his latest release live at the Oh Yeah Centre in Belfast on Friday night, with support from VerseChorusVerse. Photos by Alan Maguire
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Hozier played the second night of his two date stint in Irving Plaza, in midtown Manhattan on Friday night, as the incredible and seemingly unstoppable rise of the Bray singer continues apace. Playing to new-found, but diehard fans and a thronged enclosure of New York’s finest, chattering VIPs, is evidence that Hozier is the man of the moment, as he rounded off his 2014 US tour in a venue that will soon not be fit to hold his ever-growing followers. Support act James Bay, accompanied by just a piano/percussionist player had a tough job getting his message out across a venue…