Leah Kate is a billion-streaming pop artist who broke through with her certified Platinum single “10 Things I Hate About You,” a Top 15 U.S. Pop Radio hit, the most added song at Top 40 during its impact week, and a UK Top 40 hit. She has headlined tours worldwide and joined...
Known for turning every room into a sweat-soaked dancefloor, the duo arrive off the back of sold-out tours across the UK, EU and US, huge festival moments at Primavera, Glastonbury and Coachella, and support runs with the likes of Tame Impala, LCD Soundsystem and Justice. Expect sharp, muscular club energy,...
Where is Ivo Graham from? And where exactly is he going? And will he please just slow down? The Taskmaster promise-squanderer, published author and gig pig welcomes you to the latest chaotic chapter of his career. A show about hats, haters and hometown heroes. You’ve seen him on panels and...
Harry Fennell is a Dublin-born, Galway-based folk songwriter blending contemporary folk with alternative influences and character-driven storytelling. As noted by Hot Press, “He cites Leonard Cohen, there’s also some Nilsson humour, a Dylan-esque eye for the absurd and a splash of Ray Davies.” With a fascination for lyrical depth and...
Join us at Seamus Heaney: Listen Now Again Saturday 24th May at 2pm for a fascinating talk from Dr Rosie Lavan of Trinity College Dublin on Seamus Heaney’s first and most beloved collection, Death of a Naturalist, in celebration of the 60th anniversary of its publication. Death of a Naturalist gained fame for Heaney as he...
ABOUT This Christmas, the Gate Theatre invites audiences to step into the world of Bedford Falls with a stage production of the timeless classic, It’s a Wonderful Life. Adapted by Mary Elliott Nelson and directed by Claire O’Reilly, this new version brings the beloved story of George Bailey to life with a...
Singer-songwriter Brian Horgan hails from Enniscorthy, the town of Colm Tobin, Vinegar Hill, Eileen Grey and Annie Jameson (mother to the inventor of the radio; Marconi) the River Slaney and the 10th Century historic Norman castle. Brian’s debut album ‘Start Again’ is rooted in the place where he grew up. He’s taught...
Singer, songwriter and producer Sarah Kinsley has quickly established herself as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary alt-pop. Her music combines expansive, classical arrangements with emotional songwriting. Raised between California, Connecticut, Singapore and New York, Kinsley brings a broad musical background to her work, drawing on classical training...
Nashville folk troubadour John Vincent III has cultivated a devoted following with his heartfelt, stripped-down songwriting rooted in classic folk. He first broke through with the RIAA Gold certified “Next To You,” from his acclaimed self-released debut Songs From the Valley, a record that introduced his intimate storytelling and warm...
Renowned for their emotionally charged performances and anthemic catalogue spanning more than two decades, Taking Back Sunday remain one of the most influential bands in alternative rock. They have now announced a headline Academy, Dublin show for Wednesday, 20th May 2026, marking their first performances in Ireland since 2019. Tickets from €40.20 (inc booking fee & venue facility fee) from...
Tide Lines are a band whose story stretches from the wild expanses of the Scottish Highlands to the beating heart of Glasgow. In June 2025, they celebrated a landmark moment with their fourth album Glasgow Love Story via their own Tide Lines Music label, which landed at No.1 in Scotland...
Rose Wallace Goldaline is the second project of Dublin artist Conor Fagan (aka Isidore). His debut EP don’t you own the way you go touches on themes of regret, uncertainty, and emotional paralysis, backed by acoustic guitars, banjos, and wailing harmonicas, drawing influence from artists like Bob Dylan, Dead Calm,...