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Search Results   Found 9 matches. Music | News 100% | 10 Jun 2008 Extra tickets released for Iggy and the Stooges The Hot Press Newsdesk Iggy and the Stooges have released extra tickets for their June gig at the IMMA at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. Music | News 54% | 12 Sep 2008 The Kills for Dublin The Hot Press Newsdesk They rocked us at Electric Picnic, and The Kills return this November with a Tripod show. Music | News 47% | 29 May 2008 Morrissey confirms Dublin date The Hot Press Newsdesk Weeks of furious speculation came to an end this morning with the news that Morrissey will definitely be playing a second Irish date in June. Music | News 36% | 19 Jun 2008 Estel got friends in high places The Hot Press Newsdesk Hotpress.com has learned that two members of the Stooges touring band spend June 17th recording in Ashtown Recording Studios. Music | Interview 31% |  1 Jul 2004 Married to the mob Peter Murphy Boston’s Mission of Burma hit the comeback trail – with a mission. Music | Interview 27% | 10 Oct 2007 Deb's Ball Stuart Clark Clarkey gets to play out his – and every other gentleman of a certain age’s - youthful fantasies by sharing a bed with Deborah Harry. Hot Features | Commentary 27% |  2 Jun 1993 Harder Than The Rest Gerry McGovern DO YOU WANT NAILS OF FEEDBACK DRIVEN THROUGH YOUR BRAIN? DO YOU WANT YOUR EARS TO BLEED? THIS IS HARDCORE AND IT'S THE MOST VITAL ATTITUDE IN ROCK'N'ROLL, FROM LOU REED TO THERAPY? VIA NICK CAVE, FUGAZI AND... CHRISTY MOORE. OR SO SAYS GERRY McGOVERN, WHO ALSO ADVANCES THE THEORY THAT 'HARDCORE IS GENERALLY FOR HARD WHITE MEN'. SHOOTING GALLERY AWAITS YOUR RESPONSE! Music | Interview 27% |  8 May 2002 Some candy talking Eamon Sweeney 1 guitar + 1 drum kit + 1 boy + 1 girl = The White Stripes. In other words, sweet, sweet noise meets the best brother and sister penned pop since The Carpenters. Eamon Sweeney meets Detroit's finest, who play Dublin Castle on Saturday, May 4th as part of the Heineken Green Energy Festival Music | Interview 25% |  3 Apr 2009 The unbearable lightness of being Morrissey The Hot Press Newsdesk Ahead of his 50th birthday, Morrissey talks exclusively to Hot Press about the sexual nature of singing, letting go in the studio, being blacklisted by the UK's Radio One and how he approaches songwriting.   About Us     Why be a member?   Advertise with us   Terms of Service   Activate Hot Press Gift Box/Hot Box     Privacy Policy   Contact Us   Feedback   Buy Hot Press Back Issues