Irish musician Wallis Bird: I bought a farmhouse with my partner and two other couples
I miss being around my parents in their home and I miss the seasons in Ireland, but I don’t see myself moving back
I miss being around my parents in their home and I miss the seasons in Ireland, but I don’t see myself moving back
Berlin-based Irish singer-songwriter collaborates with contemporary German classical quintet in a genre-breaking blend of pop, jazz and classical
Dublin club asks customers to obey rules, while vintners call ticketing rule ‘hapless’
Musicians to return to the stage for the first time in 18 months as Ireland’s venues reopen
People share their experience of the pandemic and their hopes for life afterwards
From Bloom and Cat Laughs to Táin hillwalks and marine-themed festivals
The issue of artists’ livelihood dominated a 250-strong gathering at Dublin Castle
New Year’s Eve gigs around the country, plus gigs from Little Green Cars, Engine Alley, Le Boom
Tradfest 2018: Everything you need to know - it promises an eclectic mix, with performances from Martha Wainwright, Shirley Collins, Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill and many more
Public Service Broadcasting, BIMM Battle of the Bands and Cloud Castle Lake among this week’s highlights
Red Hot Chili Peppers make up for December cancellations
How Music Works: It took Ray Blackwell time to understand the importance of his family’s venue
Galway International Arts Festival marks its 40th birthday with biggest ever line-up
Pick your favourite Irish album of 2016 from this year’s contenders
Lineup features Rusangano Family, All Tvvins and James Vincent McMorrow in a shortlist dominated by indie rock
Musician Wallis Bird would like her present to go to someone who has nothing
Women singer-songwriters such as Lisa Hannigan, Saint Sister, Wyvern Lingo Mary Black and more explain what it’s like to perform in the male-dominated music world
They’ve attained success, adoring fans and sell-out shows across Europe, but few in Ireland want to know. Meet the exiles
In a new column called How Music Works, Niall Byrne talks to those who make a living in the Irish music industry, who shape the musical landscape and who build up the country’s musical reputation, at home and abroad. This week, manager, agent, producer Úna Molloy
The days are getting shorter – but that’s good news because the nights are longer. Between now and C****tmas, there are hundreds of bands heading your way – and our gig guide will help you plan your rest-of-the-year partying
Light Colour Sound, Groove and Daytripper - tripping through another trilogy
It’s summertime, which means it’s time to hit the fields, parks, GAA stadiums and forests for a blast of live music. Here’s our guide to the 25 festivals and music events you have to see this year
Escaping London for Berlin had a drastic effect on Wallis Bird’s sonic palette. The Wexford woman talks about her newfound empowerment (and dirty club beats)
Kristian Matsson, aka The Tallest Man on Earth, talks about self-doubt, his love of Irish crowds and dealing with the constant comparisons to Bob Dylan and Bon Iver
Beating heart of festival is beautiful walled garden of 17th century Ballinlough Castle
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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