Supported by Lionize, American heavy rock legends Clutch recently played Belfast’s Limelight to a sold-out audience. Minds were expanded; Robin Cordiner took photos.
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Riff-loving maniac (check – photographer) Liam Kielt snaps Californian heavy metal band DevilDriver, Sylosis and Bleed From Within lay music’s equivalent of the smackdown on Belfast’s ass (Limelight 1) on Monday, April 7. We hope that makes sense. Check out Liam’s photos from the show below.
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Our photographer David Timlin captured Belfast-based electro/indie-rock band Ed Zealous launch their debut album, Wired, at Belfast’s Limelight 2. Support on the night came from Affleck and Go Wolf. Check out David’s photos below!
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In his first live photo set for the Thin Air, Belfast-based photographer David Timlin hit up Limelight 1 to shoot a triad of throwback ska/pop-punk in the form of Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish and Zebrahead.
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On Tuesday, January 22, Canadian singer-songwriter Dallas Green AKA City & Colour stopped off at Belfast’s Limelight 1 as part of a string of European dates across the first couple months of 2014. Support on the night came from fellow Canadian singer-songwriter Hannah Georgas. Check out Liam Kielt’s photos from the show below!
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In five superb shots, Belfast-based photographer David Timlin captured North Coast alt-punk three-piece Axis Of just before they took to the stage to support And So I Watch You From Afar at Belfast’s Limelight 1 on Sunday, December 29.
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Belfast-based photographer Liam Kielt was in attendance to capture arguably one of the shows of the festive period at Limelight 1 on Sunday, December 30: Hornets, Axis Of and the homecoming of globetrotting North Coast post-rock quartet And So I Watch You From Afar. Check out his photo set from the show below!
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London Grammar are what you’d call a success story. An indie band that had nothing whatsoever in terms of recorded output this time last year now find themselves with a number two debut album, a top 20 single and a near-sell out UK tour under their belts. This kind of instant and successful leap into the collective conscience is, presumably, what we refer to when we talk about bands ‘making it’ – and it just so happens that tonight’s support act is a band from Northern Ireland who have been tipped for big things themselves. Whilst Go Wolf‘s style couldn’t…
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Photographer Robin Cordiner was in attendance to capture U.S. noise rock heroes Shellac deliver a storming set at Belfast’s Limelight 2 on Thursday, November 21.
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Having released their breakthrough, critically devoured second album Arc back in January, Manchester quartet Everything Everything stop off at Belfast’s recently expanded Limelight 1 comfortable in their status as 2013’s most comprehensively doted-upon darlings of English indie pop. But, as is invariably the case, having come to prominence so rapidly over the last few months, it remains to be seen how well the Jonathan Higgs-fronted four-piece fare in satisfying older fans whilst accommodating for the whims of the very newly inducted. The first of Everything Everything’s two touring support bands tonight, Liverpool psychedelic pop five-piece Outfit deliver a commanding performance to…