Tickets. Dates. What’s the story?Explore the tour Northern Ireland's musical heart, from punk roots to a current wave of guitar bands and electronic producers.
Jordan Martin’s 2019 account of turning 1960s and 1970s material, magazines and printouts into the collage video for Two Door Cinema Club’s ‘Dirty Air’.
Mathy & Fran’s 2019 video turns Instagram-age self-invention into an unsettling contest for the spotlight.
In May 2020, Two Door Cinema Club turned a home-recorded John Lennon cover into a fundraiser for Extern, rooted in bassist Kevin Baird’s earlier visit to the charity’s Belfast office.
A five-track route through the 2022 album for listeners who arrived via the bright guitars of ‘Tourist History’.
A route through Kneecap’s releases, from an early Irish-language single and mixtape to two increasingly expansive studio albums.
Overpass, Basht., Tom A. Smith, TTSSFU and VLURE lead the Stockton-on-Tees festival’s full seven-stage bill.
Dove Ellis, Madra Salach and Joshua Burnside are all in the Top 10, with Ye Vagabonds, Damien Dempsey, Lemoncello and DUG also featuring.
2ManyDJs, Andy C, Basement Jaxx, Groove Armada and Wilkinson will join Bicep and Fatboy Slim in Mayrhofen next April.
From The Last Dinner Party to Black Sabbath, these are the name changes that came with a reason, whether practical, label-led, legal or political.
The Great Escape’s East London launch returns this November, revealing the first artists set for the 2027 festival.
What is established about Macklemore’s removal from Ed Sheeran’s US tour, and where arguments about Sheeran’s responsibility become interpretation.
On ‘FENIAN’, Kneecap reclaim a slur through collective culture; on ‘Irish Goodbye’, Móglaí Bap turns towards the everyday memories of his mother.
Kneecap, Bob Vylan and Greta Thunberg are among those voicing support for Macklemore after his removal from Ed Sheeran’s remaining US tour dates.
CHALK, Róise, Reevah and more will play across Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter on 24th September.
Martin Hayes and Brian Donnellan will open Other Voices Derry, while CHALK, Curtisy, The Marra and Brògeal join the Music Trail bill.
Neither torrential rain nor a missing member can derail Kneecap as they bring Reading Festival to a defiant, euphoric close.
Belfast trio head out on the road behind album 'FENIAN'.
"I make anti-racist songs for anti-racists," he says.
Robyn, Geese, Jorja Smith, Romy, Mitski and Thundercat all feature.
The main stage becomes The Grid as the festival introduces custom-built dance space The Warehouse.
Belfast duo link with Irish producer for first release since debut 'Crystalpunk'.
The track was originally shelved from the band's 2024 album 'The Forest is the Path'.
The producer turns the FENIAN cut into a late-night house workout
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