On Sunday, the second of two emotional, sold-out Dublin concerts, the Grammy winner brings her album The Art of Loving vividly to life

Nothing Else Matters but no Enter Sandman as rock’s great survivors tell crowd: ‘See you Sunday’

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June 2026 releases include All My Dream Companions Gone, Materia Medica, The Late Great Chuck Squires, Idir and 001

Review: The former Beastie Boy throws himself around like your dad cutting loose when the wedding DJ plays Nirvana

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The world doesn’t need another Guns N’ Roses world tour. It needs a new Guns N’ Roses album

The shamanic visionary continues to reinvent his back catalogue through haunting duets and a prowling, punky spirit

On record, the musician’s recent material can feel too keen to radiate positivity. Live, however, the songs are infectiously fun

The indie star’s gift is to make normal life feel like a scary story spun around the campfire – or from a psychiatrist’s couch

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Moving and singing like a Gen Z Britney Spears, few other artists make putting on a show for your fans feel like such uncomplicated fun

‘My dream is to see a CMAT show,’ the singer tells the 20,000 or more people in front of her in Dublin. The crowd are thrilled to be seeing this one

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At Vicar Street, Brian and Michael D’Addario narrow the gap between 2026 and 1966 to the point where it’s hard to spot the difference

Review: Slick, brisk Dublin concert features Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do) and Ride Like the Wind, among other yacht-rock classics

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Like a great conductor, Simon steers his incredible band around songs that speak to his layered career

Doja Cat proves herself a magnetic performer, dancing almost nonstop in Dublin’s 3Arena

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