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Eric Clapton, live at the O2

Unlike his near disastrous appearance at Malahide Castle a few years back, when power failures and monsoon rains dogged the set, everything seemed to fall into place...... READ MORE

Bressie, live at The Academy

Dressed in shirt and tie, neat waistcoat and matching slacks, with his name spelt out...READ MORE

ASIWYFA, live at Whelan's

Both literally and figuratively, they deserve a bigger stage......READ MORE

Passenger, live at Vicar St., Dublin

He’s got a lyrical eye for detail and melodist’s ear for a hook......READ MORE

Alt-J, live at The Olympia

A fantastic showcase of the UK folksters' critically-acclaimed debut......READ MORE

Solar Bears, live at The Button Factory

A swooning, glistening show from electro duo......READ MORE

Chelsea Wolfe, live at The Sugar Club

Let’s get straight to the point: Chelsea Wolfe is an enthralling performer. From Sacramento, California,...READ MORE

Death Grips, live at Whelan's Dublin

As the throng disperses into the night, shouts of “best fuckin’ gig ever!” are to...READ MORE

Theatre review: Broadening

A non-linear tale of authority, compliance and manipulation......READ MORE

Review: Vantastival

From the stark, deciduous backdrop to the beautifully-crafted stages, Vantastival looks the complete part. Combine...READ MORE

Barretstown Inspirations 2013, live at Olympia Theatre

There’s still time for Republic Of Loose, with an additional bonus as Kevin Godley and...READ MORE

P!nk, live at The O2

Then again, you could argue she has reached a point where the tunes are almost...READ MORE

Public Enemy, live at The Button Factory

A tired ‘n’ emotional punter by the name of Craig is left with a great...READ MORE

John Smith, live at Whelan's

John warmly thanks the audience for supporting him on his biggest Irish date yet. Something...READ MORE

Soak & Susie Blue, live at The Little Museum

Not many artists would choose this venue for their first Dublin headline shows but the...READ MORE

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