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Here are great country music artists coming to Ireland in the upcoming months.
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Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets
Following acclaimed sold-out tours through the UK, Europe and America in 2018/19, Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets have announced their largest UK and Ireland tour to date starting in the Convention Centre, Dublin on 29 April 2020. Tickets on sale Thursday 19 September at 10am.
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10 biographies to read before going to the tribute shows
Embark on the life of the greatest artists in the world and then head off to a great tribute show.
Discover the Artist: The Lumineers
Discover the folk-rock band playing a show at the 3Arena this November following the release of their third album on September.
Interview: Angie McMahon on her debut album Salt
Get to know the Aussie singer-songwriter as she releases her debut record.
Our favourite alternative and indie music videos
Ahead of their shows, we have picked our favourite music videos from great alternative and indie bands playing in Ireland this year.
The Warehouse Project unveil full 2019 season
The world-famous series of parties returns to Manchester later this year.
Discover the Artist: NSG
The afro bashment collective with the breaking through hit Options.
Discover the Artist: Joshua Burnside
The Northern Irish singer-songwriter and producer blending alt-folk and elements of the Irish folk song tradition with synthetic and found-sounds, synths loops and crunching beats.
Our Love Sensation Festival playlist ✨
Songs we hope to hear on 17 & 18 August at the upcoming Love Sensation Festival.
Picture This announced a show at the Gleneagle INEC Arena in Killarney
After selling out dates worldwide, Picture This have announced they will perform at the newly rebranded The Gleneagle INEC Arena on 20 December 2019.
The Beatles Hornsey Road with Mark Lewisohn
September 2019 marks the golden anniversary of the Beatles’ multi-platinum album Abbey Road – the last work they recorded before their seismic breakup. Released in September 1969, it was the end of both the Sixties and the biggest and greatest band of all time.