• The Skibunny Christmas Carol Announced

    December 6, 2018 - By 

    Having made their long-awaited return back in July, legendary Belfast DJ duo Tanya Mellotte and Mark Gordon AKA Skibunny have announced details of the forthcoming Skibunny Christmas Carol at Belfast’s Menagerie on Thursday, December 20th. Featuring a live set from the Skibunny house and friends, the following acts will perform: Robyn G Shiels, LARKS, Tom McShane, Mark Gordon, Tanya Mellotte, Bro Dougan, Joe Greene and Roisin Stewart from Documenta, Girls Rock School NI, Rocky O’Reilly, Richard Hill and many more to be announced. As ever, Skibunny DJs will close the night out. Few festive events have unmissable written all over them –…

  • SKIBUNNY Set For 20th Anniversary Show

    July 3, 2018 - By 

    Fire up the indie disco DeLorean: legendary Belfast DJ duo Tanya Mellotte and Mark Gordon AKA Skibunny will make their long-awaited return for a 20th anniversary show at Voodoo on Saturday, July 28. Back for one night only, the pair will DJ alongside an unmissable live set from Torgas Valley Reds/Backwater. Spinning the very best in indie rock, hip-hop, DIY, Krautrock, folk, northern soul, electronic and everything in between, Skibunny acquired nigh on mythical status in Belfast in the early 2000s. From secret shows to well-known guest DJs, aftershows and the sweatiest of most memorable nights, it brought out the very…

  • Radio K

    September 20, 2013 - By 

    The atomic symbol of potassium, the maligned protagonist in Franz Kafka’s The Castle and the unspecified superior feature of a certain breakfast cereal: the letter K denotes and relates to many things. Tentatively established back in 2006, Radio K has steadily established itself as Belfast’s go-to weekly alternative club, set in the suitably underground surroundings of the basement of Belfast’s oldest bar, McHughs at Custom House Square. Casting our eye back to its foundations and the years that have since passed, we catch up with the club’s main players to trace the supremely soundtracked trajectory of a Belfast social institution.…