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Pubs will be allowed host live music sessions when they reopen
Minister Catherine Martin said the government would not be discouraging live music.
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Minister Catherine Martin said the government would not be discouraging live music.
The US Patent Office says their name is offensive.
The Arklow Monkeys sound savage.
The duo nonetheless went ahead and released its latest video, which mixes a performance with grainy shots of sexual activity.
TD Mick Wallace says they need more support so they’re not relying on the dole.
“Most of those starting their careers in the cultural industries recognise the dole as a necessary fact of life.”
The Actbacker stage was aimed at new bands.
The Actbacker stage was aimed at new bands.
Phil Rudd has yet to enter a plea.
The Ireland back row told TheScore.ie exactly how he has built up from a double shoulder reconstruction.
Primordial launch their latest album with a metal festival in Ireland later this year.
First Music Contact has teamed up with HMV to give Irish bands the chance to play live in the HMV stores every week.
The number of grading bands would be reduced from 14 to eight.
Lots of things about the 90s were brilliant. These boybands were not one of them.
SpunOut.ie says the musical acts can acknowledge the effect alcohol can have by donating their performance fee.
Didn’t make it to Electric Picnic this year? WHO CARES? Not us.
Hard Working Class Heroes is Ireland’s annual showcase and conference to get young Irish talent on the road to music success.
Fancy going to a Lizzy Grant concert? Or maybe going to see Joyspeed?
HMV has gone into receivership, and its future hangs in the balance – what impact could this have on Irish bands and music distribution companies?
The album features tracks from Achtung Baby, covered by Patti Smith, Depeche Mode and Jack White, and all proceeds will go to Concern’s East Africa appeal.
Dublin-based [PIAS] Ireland was one of the businesses affected. It is encouraging people to support independent labels who lost stock in the fire by downloading music from their websites.
Free wellies, bottles of champers, miles of fencing and Rubberbandits saying mass…
Gazebos are out, according to festival organisers.