The Oh Yeah Music Centre has announced details of its Sound of Belfast 2022 programme. Now in its 9th year, this annual celebration, dedicated to the sounds of the city will be live and reverberating across Belfast 10th – 20th November. It is powered through a blend of partnership, collaboration and independent shows with over 40 events across 12 venues incorporating multiple genres …
Hot off the heels of dropping their fresh new indie pop hit 'Operator Error', We Are Scientists announce details for the new album 'Lobes' today, alongside over 25 UK and European live dates for early 2023.
Following news of their forthcoming album ‘The Car’, out on the 21st of October, Arctic Monkeys today announce the biggest UK and Irish tour of their career to date, with a show at Marlay Park on 20th June 2023.
Florence + the Machine are pleased to return to Belfast to play their largest ever Irish show at Belsonic, Ormeau Park on Wednesday June 28th 2023.
Over the last 16 years, Ireland’s instrumental rock quartet And So I Watch You From has defied the layman’s definition of post-rock by absorbing new ideas and pushing the boundaries of their intricate and ecstatic guitar-based compositions.
Today, The Chats’ rip-roaring, epic second album, unapologetically titled, GET FUCKED was released on their own label, Bargain Bin Records, the band have recently released the final track, titled Out On The Street.
Northern Ireland’s finest, ASH are pleased to announce a very special homecoming 30th anniversary celebration at the Iconic Ulster Hall, Belfast this December.
Following recent sold out Belfast shows, Jools Holland has confirmed a return to Belfast’s Waterfront Hall on Friday 16 June 2023 with his acclaimed Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.
CHSq returns to the historic surroundings of Belfast's iconic Custom House for 2022, bringing a series of headline shows by international musical artists throughout August.
Multi-award-winning blues guitarist Sunjay is pleased to announce his long awaited and highly anticipated new studio album, Black & Blues Revisited (the follow up to 2015’s Black & Blues) is released by Mighty Tight Records on Friday 14th October 2022, and is available to pre-order from www.sunjay.tv.
There has never been anything quite like The Red Hot Chilli Pipers, from their formation in 2002 and a cameo appearance at T in the Park in 2004 with the Darkness to opening the main stage in their own right in 2014.
Premiered on Clara Amfo’s Radio 1 show, The Amazons release their anthemic new single ‘How Will I Know?’. The track is taken from the band’s forthcoming album How Will I Know If Heaven Will Find Me? - out September 9th 2022 on Fiction Records.
Approaching the release of their anticipated third album Unwanted on 12 August (via Dirty Hit), Pale Waves follow a run of scorching alternative-rock singles with ‘The Hard Way’ – one of their most candid and sentimental tracks to date.
Rebellion needed a soundtrack. It got that and a whole lot more from FEVER 333.
Rallying around a mission of “art as activism” in 2017, the group first publicly assembled with an unpermitted D333MONSTRATION in front of a South Central Los Angeles landmark—ducking out before the cops came, but leaving a mark on the streets of their hometown.
Carol Clerk, the first outstanding music journalist from Northern Ireland, is to be honoured by a new bursary that will support upcoming journalists from the north.
The Mercury Prize-winning, chart-topping band alt-J have shared their heartfelt new track “Get Better”, the second glimpse into their forthcoming album The Dream, set for release on February 11, 2022 via Infectious Music/BMG.