Reviews

Since the 26th of January, the preliminary heats of Róisín’s Battle of the Bands has been taking place, where local...

Following on from their debut EP 'The Blue' in 2018, Many A Son's latest EP offering of 'The White' has...

The word ‘dive’ doesn’t seem to do it justice. More ‘secretive’ or ‘where-Micheal-Corleone-would-hide-the-bodies” Tucked away at the bottom of University...

According to the popular smartphone navigation application ‘Google Maps,’ it takes exactly 11 minutes to make your way from the...

The ‘singer/songwriter’ tag carries so many negative connotations currently. By listening, you play a game of Russian roulette - will...

Having burst onto the scene in 2017 with the alluring debut single 'Dancing In The Debris’, Belfast singer-songwriter May Rosa...

Folk music is one of the nations oldest traditions, and the fact that it retains much of its prestige is...

The sheer ambition of the night deserves a moment of note in itself. Eight acts. One stage. Four hours. Few...

If you ever wanted your finger on the pulse of where the current Northern Ireland music scene is headed, look...

Walking through Belfast to reach the Oh Yeah Centre, the city was bursting with celebration, pride and diversity. The 8th...

In music, a fugue(pronounced fewg) is a contrapuntal compositional technique in two or more voices, built on a subject (musical...

There are few local artists brave enough to book a 350 capacity venue for a headline show but then Rebekah...

Andrew Patterson's latest EP, Out of Babylon, opens with ‘Broadway Lights’, a track that oozes acoustic bliss. Every delicate chord...

GAA tops and polo shirts. Lynx Africa and Ted Baker. Double Vodkas and Guinness. Eighteen-year-old students and middle-aged couples. The...

I’ve never cycled over the Peace Bridge as fast as I did on Saturday, February 25. I was working until...