London based garage rock trio Band of Skulls played Limelight 2 in Belfast with support from DZ Deathrays (fittingly) the night before Halloween. Photos by Sara Marsden.
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We have a very special double AAA (Access All Areas) featuring two of the biggest acts in the country at the moment, The Riptide Movement and The Hot Sprockets. Our photographer Shaun Neary travelled up to Belfast and spent the entire evening with both bands as they prepared for their gig in the Empire Music Hall. Check out the comprehensive gallery below for how it all works out! View the entire gallery here:
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Horslips made a rapturous return to Belfast last night in the Ulster Hall, with support from Ex-Producers. Photos by Shaun Neary.
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Liam Kielt went down to The Bar With No Name (previously Auntie Annies) last night to photograph Sabotage 2 feature Empty Lungs, Small Hawk Orchestral and Apartments.
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Sara Marsden caught up with Framing Hanley on the Belfast leg of their Irish tour and even got this great photo of the band above! Support on the night came from Paper Man.
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7.5 Tonnes of Beard brought their hefty, bearded metal show to Voodoo last week with support from Hornets and Zlatanera. Photos by Liam Kielt.
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The Hold Steady made a welcome return to Belfast over the weekend. They also posed for a band shot before they kicked off their gig in the Limelight 2 on Friday night. Photos by Shaun Neary.
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The Subways made a welcome return to Limelight 2 in Belfast last night, bringing along electro grungers Young Aviators and Texas punkers Purple. Photos by Sara Marsden.
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Kids in Glass Houses played one of their final gigs ever in the Oh Yeah Music Centre in Belfast last weekend. Photos by Sara Marsden.
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Punk Rock – a play written by Simon Stephens and directed by Selina Cartmell – comes to Belfast’s Lyric Theatre for a stint, from August 10 until September 6. Set amongst a clique of sixth formers during exam time in a library as they prepare for mock A levels, Punk Rock sees the typically dysfunctional group discuss their pre-university problems and struggles with personal identity. Writer Simon Stevens has been heralded as the most prolific British playwright of his generation, and the likes of The Independent and The Guardian have given the play positive reviews. You can check out the Lyric’s…