Noah Kahan: The Great Divide review – 17 tracks about being a bit outdoorsy and hugely famous
By Ed Power
Tori Amos in Dublin review: This mother of dragons still knows how to roar
Game of Thrones vibe adds sense of the epic to Amos’s stark warning about tyrants in our midst
By Ed Power
Zayn was always One Direction’s best singer, but his album Konnakol is another missed opportunity
By Ed Power
New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Pádraig Cooney & Bedtime Now, BK Pepper, Phoeno, Cable Boy, Oscar Blue
April 2026 releases include Wet Work, Pagan, Comfort in the Knowing, Forever and Birds in Winter
Tomora: Come Closer review – Mesmerising melding of minds between Tom Rowlands and Aurora
By Ed Power
Belle and Sebastian in Dublin review: A warm, wistful hug of a show from 1990s indie heroes
At the 3Olympia, the Scottish band insult Trump, quote Churchill and serve up winning qualities of nostalgia in charming anniversary concert
By Ed Power
Gorillaz in Dublin: Damon Albarn takes selfies and signs autographs without missing a note in compelling show
From Mark E Smith to Idles frontman Joe Talbot, it wouldn’t be a Gorillaz show without a rotating cast of guests
Sallins Inquiry Now review: Christy Moore and Damien Dempsey put fire into benefit gig’s call for investigation
The musician Cormac Breatnach unites artists in renewed call for State apology and inquiry into wrongful conviction of his brother Osgur, Nick Kelly and Brian McNally
By Siobhán Long
Danny Brown in Dublin review: Maximalist sound with a performance that never loses its core
At the 3Olympia, what’s most striking is the way the rapper pushes himself into difficult territory yet retains astonishing speed and precision
Luke Combs: The Way I Am review – Everydude cliches mixed into the sorriest country-rock schmaltz
By Ed Power
Kesha at 3Arena review: Tik Tok singer walked so the modern pop girl could run
The influential singer is now so much more than a party girl – but, goodness, does she still know how to have a good party
By Rebecca Daly
New Irish albums reviewed and rated: Basciville, Chalk, How I Became a Wave, Ellie O’Neill and Gerr Walsh
March 2026 releases include Love in the Time of the State, Crystalpunk, How I Became a Wave, Time of Fallow and Ages & Ages
An evening with David Byrne: an indefinable, uplifting, must-see experience
Theatrical set features a superb 13-piece band, exquisite choreography and perpetual kinetic energy
James Blake: Trying Times review – Quietly mesmerising comedown album with no bottom floor, only endless depths
By Ed Power
Laufey at 3Arena review: Gen Z sensation splits the G as she pays tribute to Ireland
Laufey brings an old-school sound thrillingly up to date during an evening of jazz-tinged joy
By Ed Power
Dour, charmless and intermittently tuneful: Yes, it’s Morrissey, pop’s tarnished ‘greatest lyricist’
By Ed Power
Raye in Dublin: The singer’s vocal power and range are a joy in this intimate, playful five-star show
The star seems to shrink 3Arena in a chatty and cathartic night showcasing her genre-hopping talent
Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally review: Harry Styles’ new album is a retro letdown
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