David Kitt

First Look: Lost Lane, Dublin’s newest nightclub that’s replacing Lillie’s Bordello

The VIP-loving Dublin nightclub has a fresh identity and a more egalitarian approach

Games, craft beer and food trucks: How the Irish pub is changing

As lifestyle choices shift, pubs are having to offer a lot more than just a good pint

Other Voices: Line-up revealed of every show in 17th series

Series to screen performances and interviews from the maiden Ballina event

The two bright minds behind inspiring music festival in Doolin

Music Minds focuses on music, music technology and the processes of music making

What Dublin can learn from San Francisco’s mistakes

Both have economies fuelled by tax-incentivised tech-sectors, and severe housing crises

Florence drama and three nights of Interpol intrigue

The best gigs this week

Athenry claim historic first Barton Shield success

Age no barrier as five pensioners help guide Nenagh to Pierce Purcell success

Friends first approach pays off for Dundalk duo Rafferty and Murphy

Cups and Shields: Nenagh preparations pay off in the Pierce Purcell Shield

Take us back to church: Hozier and St Vincent make it a divine rock week

Lots to see at Electric Picnic, plus Passenger, Peking Duk, Ugly Kid Joe and Iceage

Electric Picnic stage times: the exclusive first look

Set times for the Main, Body & Soul, Other Voices and Rankin’s Wood stages

Electric Picnic 2018: Here’s your first look at the festival map

We’ll also have exclusive stage times on irishtimes.com from Monday, August 27th

‘If Joyce and Beckett were around now they’d be priced out of their gaffs by an Airbnb’

What happens when a city becomes too expensive to sustain its creative community? David Kitt’s remarks about Dublin’s high rents have struck a chord with fellow creatives

David Kitt says his Fianna Fáil family link irrelevant to housing debate

‘Bloody typical’: Musician criticises reaction to announcement he is leaving Dublin

‘There is a distinct social cleansing going on in Dublin’

Readers respond to singer David Kitt who said he is quitting Ireland because he can’t afford to live here

Have your say: Has Dublin become too expensive for artists to live here?

Musician David Kitt says he was being forced to leave because he can't afford it anymore

Singer-songwriter David Kitt exits Dublin due to soaring rents

Performer accuses Fine Gael of failing the city and repeating mistakes of Celtic Tiger era

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