Articles about Aaron Dessner
The Tony and Olivier winner feels a huge affinity with Rex Ryan’s ‘fearless’ Dublin company Glass Mask, which is premiering his play Men’s Business
Replacing Róisín Murphy at the top of Saturday’s bill, the band put on a performance that is more than just a showcase for diehard fans
The American songwriter delivers music that connects, with help from Aaron Dessner
From her debut LP, in 2006, to the epic, 31-track Tortured Poets Department, this is how we rate each of the star’s studio releases
The guitarist and classically-trained composer has a number of orchestral projects planned for autumn at the historic Dublin venue
Singer Matt Berninger plunges into the crowd for hugs and selfies like a Taylor Swift for crestfallen middle-aged people
Album will be thrill for fans whose tastes veer towards fervid dynamics of old
The music almost deserted the Cincinnati band when they began to write their latest album
All of This Unreal Time review: He unleashes a torrent of regret in this intense film installation
The artist and REM singer talks American presidents, parties and photographing his heroes
Emotional, self-aware songwriting brings comfort in a time of global uncertainty
Justin Vernon’s ambition gets the better of him with some nonsensical lyrics
The National’s guitarists are part of People, a community of musicians creating new spaces and platforms
Plus songs you have to hear from Phoebe Bridgers and Big Red Machine
If the American band aren’t enough for you, how about support John Grant, Lisa Hannigan and Villagers?
Family, friends and police appeal for information about disappearance
Mary Hickson on the wild idea behind Sounds From A Safe Harbour
Mary Hickson, director of this weekend’s Sounds From A Safe Harbour, explains the ethos of the festival and how the collaboration with Bryce Dessner came about
Sounds from a Safe Harbour will also put guests on the water for an all-at-sea performance
Sounds from a Safe Harbour, which Dessner has curated, takes place in September
The National guitarist is excited about curating the first Sounds from a Safe Harbour festival, which will be ‘like throwing a party for your friends’
This downbeat lot might not be typical stadium fillers, but frontman Matt Berninger’s near-mumble is well up to the emotional task of filling the venue
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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