Say it with us now, one-two-three-four a one-two-three-four! Irish traditional music has never been better, making an evening spent belting out trad songs while an aul lad toots at a tin whistle a great way to spend an evening. Glasses are clinked, toes are tapped and if you’re lucky, someone will whip out a pair […]
1 year ago
Watch as my entire salary goes on music gigs next year. In the same way every tv show that has ever been popular has faced or is facing a reboot (Gossip Girl, Prison Break, Gilmore Girls, to name but a few) all the music of our youth is making a 2020s comeback, and unlike the […]
2 years ago
How many eateries can one suburb fit? Dublin foodies know that Rathmines is no stranger to a new opener – we’ve covered seven across an array of cuisines in 2023 alone. And the boom isn’t dying down any time soon – after months of anticipation and sneak peeks on Instagram, The Dunmore officially opens in […]
2 years ago
The new “Vicar Street Quarter” would see 2,000 seater and 250 seater venues built in addition to the existing 1,200 seater on Thomas Street. Entrepreneur and owner of Vicar Street Harry Crosbie has unveiled plans to extend the music venue offerings in the Liberties significantly, with two new venues proposed to make up the new […]
2 years ago
Brought to you by San Miguel Gotta make the most of those long-ish Autumn evenings for as long as we can As the days get shorter, we’re constantly looking for ways to add a bit of sparkle to our evenings – and what better way to do that than to embrace some of the finest […]
2 years ago
A public consultation regarding events at the venue will run until 6th October. The Office of Public Works is currently undertaking a review of live events at the Iveagh Gardens, a popular venue for outdoor music and comedy gigs during the summer months in Dublin. For well over a decade, outdoor events have been held […]
2 years ago
The most exciting Tuesday night I’ve had in a long time, and I rewatched Barbie last week. The Bodyguard has landed at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, and it was absolutely heaving with people on opening night, an electric excitement palpable as we all prepared for the show to start. Even as someone who hasn’t […]
2 years ago
Leapin’ lizards. The West End production of Annie has opened at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, and we couldn’t wait to see this take on the beloved film. A show that hardly needs introduction, Annie follows its titular character in 1930s New York amid the Great Depression, where she reluctantly resides at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage. […]
2 years ago
I was all geared up to fall accidentally in love all over again. I can remember watching Shrek for the first time when I was five, and even in my childlike state, I seemed to understand that this was a movie that would stand the test of time. How do I know this? I probably […]
2 years ago
Titanic the Musical is coming to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre on the 1st until the 5th August, and with it, the fascination with the tragic shipwreck reignites once more. We spoke to two members of the upcoming cast, Bree Smith, who plays Second Class Passenger Alice Beane, who has a major taste for luxury, […]
2 years ago
At a former Fyffes’ banana-ripening unit. The Cooler, a brand-new venue within The Complex in Smithfield, will officially open its doors to the public at this year’s MusicTown festival, from the 27th July to the 30th July. The annual festival will see performances from the likes of Anna Mieke, Paddy Keenan, Zaska, Paddy Hanna, Elaine […]
2 years ago
Checking out those Dunnes deals. Rap superstar Kendrick Lamar and his cousin Baby Keem just dropped a music video for their new single, The Hillbillies, which features a lot of footage of them walking around St. Stephen’s Green shopping centre in Dublin. The VHS-style music video sees the duo travelling around Europe and the USA, […]
2 years ago