Beans on Toast, Voodoo, Belfast
Less than twelve months after his last visit to Belfast Jay McAllister,
Review: Mack Fleetwood, Skylite Room, Warrenpoint
This was my first trip back to the Skylite Room since it
Review: Liane Carroll – Brilliant Corners 2019
For all the experimentation and eccentricity featured at this year’s programme of
Review: Denver McCord, Railway Bar, Cookstown
Most musicians will acknowledge that it’s getting increasingly difficult to get people
Review: Brian Irvine Ensemble – Brilliant Corners 2019
Another year of Belfast’s only jazz festival, Brilliant Corners, is in full swing.
Review: The Stranglers, Ulster Hall, Belfast
For many people The Ulster Hall has become a venue of refinery, of
Review: Rebekah Fitch – The MAC, Belfast
They say that often the venue fits the performer, not the other
Review: Tony Villiers and the Villains, Crumlin Road Gaol
Given their name, it makes sense I suppose, that Tony Villiers and
Review: Catfish and the Bottlemen – Ulster Hall, Belfast
With the festival circuit schedule complete, it’s a big year ahead for
Review: Bryan Adams – SSE Arena, Belfast
Canada's Bryan Adams last sold out Belfast's SSE Arena in May
Review: Gradam Ceoil 2019 – Waterfront Hall, Belfast
TG4’s Gradam Ceoil has been in existence since 1998 and is one
Review: Toy – Empire Music Hall, Belfast
Belfast’s Empire Music Hall, with it’s vaudevillian façade and curious appeal played
Review: Steel Panther – Ulster Hall, Belfast
The 1980s was an era defined by excess: drugs, sex and 40-foot
Review: Remembering Neil Johnson – The Duncairn, Belfast
For those not already in the know, Neil Johnson was a well-known
Review: The Wood Burning Savages – Island Arts Centre, Lisburn
The lights dim and a famous Spiro Agnew speech is projected from
Review: Sleaford Mods – Limelight 1, Belfast
No strangers to Belfast, the Nottingham electronic punk duo Sleaford Mods return
Review: Public Service Broadcasting – Limelight 1, Belfast
During times of civil unrest and political crisis *ahem Brexit* Public Service
Review: Tears For Fears – 3Arena, Dublin
The Luas (Dublin's cross-city tram) is packed this evening and as it
Review: Escape The Fate – Limelight 2, Belfast
I’ve always been more of a Limelight 2 guy than Limelight 1.
Review: Martin Harley – Out To Lunch 2019
As the Out to Lunch Festival continues with many artists performing throughout
Review: The Once – Out To Lunch 2019
“The Black Box is great because you can never tell what time
Review: The Delines – Out To Lunch 2019
The day before The Delines played Belfast, Hot Press plugged their show