Supported by Phosphorescent, Cincinnati five-piece The National returned to Dublin tonight to play a sold-out show at Iveagh Gardens. Our photographer Shaun Neary was there to capture the show.
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We’re firmly of the opinion that Hall & Oates are one of the greatest pop bands to have ever existed. Last night they reeled in the years (namely the Eighties) to a sold-out Olympia Theatre in Dublin. Photographer Aaron Corr was there to shoot the show.
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Supported by Belfast-based singer-songwriter Mark McCambridge AKA Arborist, the ever intriguing Cat Power returned to Belfast last night to play a rapt Empire Music Hall. Photographer Sara Marsden was there to capture proceedings.
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Supported by Lody Kong, Max Cavalera’s Soulfly rained almighty heavydom upon Dublin’s Whelan’s on Friday night (July 11). Our photographer Shaun Neary popped down to capture both bands in action.
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One of a number of high-profile shows at the venue this Summer, Arctic Monkeys, Jake Bugg and Miles Kane played Dublin’s Marlay Park on Saturday, July 12. Shaun Neary was there to capture all three acts in action.
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Of Montreal, Caribou, Max Romeo and East India Youth were amongst the acts that closed this year’s Body & Soul Festival at the enchanting Ballinlough Castle, Co. Westmeath. Isabel Thomas delivers her third and final photo set featuring some great performances and moments from throughout the final day and night.
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David Gray, Big September, Booka Brass Band, Old Hannah, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abboy and more were amongst the acts to play the second and final day of this year’s Groove Festival in Bray. Abe Tarrush was there to take some photos.
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Photographer Abe Tarrush shoots Cathy Davey, King Kong Company, Paloma Faith, Wyvern Lingo and more throughout the Saturday of Groove Festival, Bray.
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U.S. singer-songwriter Ben Folds stopped at Dublin’s Concert Hall on Tuesday, July 8 as part of his orchestral tour of 2014. Rory Coomey was there to capture the show.
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Belfast-based photographer Diarmuid Kennedy shoots the third installment of our club/gig night No Tomorrow at Voodoo on Saturday, July 5, featuring garage-rock duos The Bonnevilles and Rhinos.