The return of The Twilight Sad to Dublin, with support from Man of Moon. Photos by Ivan Rakhmanin
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Two Door Cinema Club with support from Pillow Queens and The Wha at the Olympia Theatre. Photos by Zoe Holman.
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Politically-charged Northampton rapper Slowthai live at The Academy in Dublin with support from Luka Palm. Photos by Ivan Rakhmanin.
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Limerick’s finest, Post Punk Podge & The Technohippies with support from Mob Wife and Problem Patterns at McHughs in Belfast. Photos by Charly Sproule
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Pavement’s Scott Kannberg aka Spiral Stairs with support from Shrug Life’s Danny Carroll alongside Naoise Roo. Photos by Leah Carroll.
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Iconic U.S. art-punk band Pere Ubu, live at The Grand Social in Dublin. Photos by Ivan Rakhmanin
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A sold-out show from Soulé at Dublin’s Lost Lane. Photos by Gemma Bovenizer
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North Coast instrumental titans And So I Watch You From Afar have announced details of their next release. Posting on Facebook, the quartet shared the news about Jettison – a project they say is “unlike anything we’ve ever undertaken before”: “We’re beyond excited to be able to share the initial context to our next release, and it’s called Jettison. During winter last year we left for the wilds of Donegal, joined by a string quartet and made this unique piece of music. Equal parts political, cultural and musical, Jettison is an irreverential two finger salute against convention. The single piece…
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Kojaque with support from Luka Palm at the Academy in Dublin. Photos by Ivan Rakhmanin
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We’d the utmost pleasure of hosting the debut Irish shows from Welsh noise rock heroes Mclusky at Belfast’s Voodoo and Dublin’s Workman’s Club at the weekend. Two sell-outs and two extraordinary sets from easily one of the best bands of a generation. Extended gratitude to Belfast’s Oh Yeah Music Centre and And So I Watch You From Afar for the lend of van and gear respectively. Our photographer Colm Laverty nipped down to the Belfast show, which also featured sets from New Pagans and Junk Drawer.