Le Mans ’66 director James Mangold on Scorsese, the Marvel controversy and the state of film

From the opening bars of Ballad of a Thin Man, it’s clear that something is happening here

Review: The grizzled pair deliver a jaunty Johnny Cash duet in baking-hot Nowlan Park

Are there tickets available, what time does it start, what will they play, stage times and more

Made in Athy project celebrates song collaboration with local man John McKenna

How much harder it is for a star to deliver records that matter when, like Madonna, they have passed their 60th birthday?

Meet Shakespeare’s lost son at the Project, and don’t be late for your own funeral in Cork

Keyboard player and bassist for the hugely successful 1960s pop group the Monkees

Donald McRae talks to players past and present ahead of the start of the Six Nations

Winger reflects on a dream year and looks ahead to World Cup in Japan

My daughter can’t wait for the Greatest Showman at 3Arena – and neither can this Wolverine fan

Composer and consultant strike the right note with Tallaght and Tipperary schools

Dead Centre’s brilliant one-boy show in Dublin, and all the drama of Electric Picnic

Some summer sounds are now tinged with sadness since my Granny died last year

Patsy McGarry: ‘I just love placenames here. Kill Dare, Killbeggin, Kill Kenny’

Paul Simon makes sense to me now and so does my father’s nostalgia. It is something we share

‘L’Estate Sta Finendo’ (‘Summer Is Ending’) is a 1985 hit for Italian disco duo Righeira

Bar-restaurant gets a bunch of new memorabilia including Phil Lynott’s guitar and Cranberries’ lyrics but U2’s Trabant is out

Singer is recalled as ‘Ireland’s Johnny Cash’ as musicians perform a medley of his hits

The Arcade Fire frontman believes being an artist is all about change – changing audiences and changing influences

Locals have come together to inject life and energy back into the neglected street

For years, Ashford Castle was in the doldrums – but a €75 million refit has put it back on the map, and it has been winning international acclaim and awards ever since

Country and Irish? To my ears it sounds like country music but with all the blood drained out

With her band the Dap-Kings, Jones was a ball of pure soul power. Her band and colleagues say farewell with one last record

Musician Seamus Fogarty on the album he first ignored and later owed a debt to

And Sebastian Barry delivers a superb prison drama at this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival

The Inside Circle is an intensive four-day therapy programme mixing civilians and prisoners

It’s been 40 years since Elvis Presley's death, but his former home, Graceland, is still a popular stop on a road trip through the music cities of Nashville, Memphis and New Orleans

MacGill Summer School had intense, informed debates on these two big themes

The band are about to perform The Joshua Tree in Croke Park, so where does it stand in the canon?

Premier League champions fought but were outclassed

Moving her lips and swinging her hips, Michelle Mulherin makes all the right moves

It’s unlikely those who’ll sing it at Aviva are aware of its cultural and spiritual significance

‘Fiona and I enjoy trawling markets, always in anticipation of the perfect find’

The singer-songwriter recorded his latest album on a marathon 2,728-mile rail journey

Lissadell co-owner says 2010 concerts made up ‘one of most incredible weekends in my life’

1934-2016: His influence on music industry likened to Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell

Politicians and colleagues pay tribute to popular journalist noted for ‘great voice’

Obituary: ‘Desperados Waiting for a Train was one of a handful of originals now regarded as standards from his 1975 debut album, Old No 1’