In November 2018, the Northern Ireland Music Prize had relocated to the Ulster Hall and as always featured performances from ...

Puzzlement, unreliability, melodrama; wrapped up in an increasingly common cardinal sin - the blissful ignorance of taking a loved one ...

Last month the first stage of a report into gender disparity on Irish radio was published, a damning reflection on ...

Not quite an album, but more than an EP, Carousel marks Beoga’s first release since 2016’s Before We Change Our ...

For most musicians around the world this global pandemic and series of civil uprisings have halted their creative work, or ...

One of the recent good news stories for 2020 is the fact that Stendhal Festival will be taking place this ...

The now monthly Bandcamp Day, where the music site waives their own fees to the benefit of artists has led ...

It’s impossible to speak about Joel Harkin without mentioning how he’s become a central figure in the Belfast music scene. ...

When I was a child, I never really understood how anybody could ever feel sad. I thought to myself, “When ...

The 29th of May. 2 PM. Or is it AM? It's hard to tell from the hiding hole he has ...

Softly voiced songwriter Kelan Galligan may just be a fan of that gold-tinted classic folk, drawn to the finger-picked sounds ...

Snow Water, the company behind the wonderful Atlantic Sessions were due to host the Distant Sky Summer Solstice Festival on ...

Coverage of the Black Lives Matter movement has dominated the internet over the past month. The conversation surrounding race and ...

In the next installment of our series exploring classic Irish albums, Taylor Johnson digs out his Dad’s battered copy of ...

He found that its usually the visuals that come first. From there, there's a natural flow that follows. After a ...