The Chemical Brothers will head the line-up for this year's Portrush Beach Party, planned for June.

We Are The Night is unlikely to make much of an impression with the hipster contingent, but it’s still a wonderful album.

The original – featuring Ali Love (Prince-gone-nu rave) on vocals – can’t decide it it wants to be daytime radio or night-time club fodder, and ends up...

Can anybody really be getting excited at the prospect of another Chemical Brothers album, a band that started to go downhill after the opening bars of their...

Hallelujah, brothers! Mercifully, the rain (which has intermittently fallen in bucket-loads throughout the day) has held off, and so the scene is perfectly...

Dance music news with Mark Kavanagh

Criticising dance acts for not playing live is a bit like slagging dogs for their inability to fly, but this is the first time I’ve been at a gig where the...

How nice, if a little surprising, to find the Chemical Brothers still flourishing creatively after a decade of electro releases. This year sees the duo move...

On the surface, the most amazing thing about the Chemical Brothers in 2005 is that they’re still here. Having been tied in with a big beat scene that, by...

With their fifth album Push The Button, the Chemical Brothers have replaced big beats and star names with subtlety and even the odd anti-war protest tune.

Dublin's in for a big beat Paddy's Day Eve when The Chemical Brothers descend on the Point Theatre

The Chemicals fourth and most disappointing album - no amount of studio gloss can disguise these paltry half-baked ideas

Crank up the stereo, and let the pregnant, shimmying tones that are the opening of the Chemical Brothers' latest invade the room. Sit back and prepare to be...