Check out our galleries from King Charles live at the Limelight in Belfast and The Academy in Dublin with support from Gallery Circus. Photos by Sara Marsden and Rory Coomey. The Limelight, Belfast by Sara Marsden. The Academy, Dublin by Rory Coomey.
Aidan Kelly Murphy captures Echo and the Bunnymen, with support from fast-rising Dublin duo Darling, at the Olympia on Wednesday night.
Le Galaxie threw an epic Valentine’s prom night at Mother in Dublin over the weekend with Nialler 9 also on the decks. Photos by Carlos Daly.
The Dirty Circus live at the Roisin Dubh in Galway. Photos by Sean McCormack.
The 2015 Kerrang Tour steamrolled into Dublin on Wednesday night with a line up consisting of Beartooth, Bury Tomorrow, We Are In The Crowd and Don Broco. Photos by Sara Marsden.
California hip-hop duo Blackalicious recently played a sold-out show at Dublin’s Sugar Club. Our photographer Colm Moore was there to capture the night for the Thin Air – check out his photos below.
Isabel Thomas captures the first of Interpol’s highly-anticipated three shows at Dublin’s Olympia. Support came from HEALTH.
Michigan based one man act M.Sord (introduced to these shores by none other than Bobby Ahearne from No Monster Club) has just released a video for his almost-instrumental ‘Talk About It With Your Manager’ from the album Rick McMann. Watch an incredibly boring day for employees at ‘Clownmeat Inc.’ where they create the mystery luncheon delicacy (or Billy Roll to most) and how they hilariously incorporate the recent water charges protest to full effect. The video was recorded and produced in Dublin by Caoimhe Lavelle and Daniel Martin.
Featuring support from A Bad Cavalier and the Wonder Villains, Belfast-based quartet Ed Zealous bowed out in fine fashion at their sold-out farewell show at Belfast’s Voodoo on Saturday night. Our photographer Joe Laverty was there to capture the band’s (decidedly sweaty and cathartic) swansong.
Redbeard’s latest showcase took place at Belfast’s The Bar With No Name (AKA Auntie Annie’s – RIP, etc.) at the weekend. Headlined by fast-rising Derry band Making Monsters, the show also featured blinding sets from Molar Bear, Axecatcher and MAW. A connoisseur of all things heavy and local, our photographer Liam Kielt was down to capture the action.