Stendhal festival returned spectacularly to Limavady, Co. Derry featuring live performances from ASIWYFA, Jordan Adetunji, David Keenan, Sasha Samara, Duke Special, New Dad, Jealous of the Birds and more. Photos by Darren Hill.
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Birmingham five-piece Editors, live at Dublin’s Vicar Street. Photos by Leah Carroll.
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English psych-pop maestros Temples with support from MELTS at The Button Factory, Dublin. Photos by Ivan Rakhmanin.
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It takes a great deal of skill or charm – or a combination of the two – to silence a room. And yet this evening Belfast, so often plagued by inconsiderate gig-talkers, sees this filled-to-capacity venue fall under the thrall of a reverend quiet for both support act and main draw and remains submerged in that snow for the entire duration of the gig. It is a wonderfully unnerving experience to be somewhere so hushed that you can hear the person next to you breathing or respectfully supping at their pint but it is testament to not only the calibre…
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The return of Sleater-Kinney to Vicar Street in Dublin. Photos by Colm Laverty
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Twin Peaks live at Whelans in Dublin with support from Deeper. Photos by Ivan Rakhmanin.
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Aaron Corr captures the return of Supergrass to Dublin, at the first of their two-night at the Olympia Theatre.
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The supremely unclassifiable Black Midi, live at Dublin’s Button Factory. Photos by Nance Hall
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Dundalk’s finest Just Mustard with support from Enola Gay at Voodoo in Belfast. Photos by Colm Laverty
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New Zealand folk singer-songwriter Hannah Sian Topp aka Aldous Harding playing one of the gigs of the year, live at Vicar Street in Dublin. Photos by Leah Carroll.