What’s lost in Dublin’s move to a more globalised youth culture
Dublin’s contemporary nightlife has seen an invasion of techno, hip-hop, and clubbing, filling the vacuum where traditional music and drinking culture used to be. That […]
Arts & Music
The beginning of the end: Extreme music legends Slayer kick off third leg of final world tour in 3Arena
For thirty-seven years double Grammy award winners, Slayer, have pioneered extreme music in the relative mainstream, being one of the most successful heavy metal bands […]
Annie Mac Claims the Mic as Host of BBC Sound 2018
John Burke covers this year’s BBC Sound to find the music industry’s next big global superstar
Vinyl comeback seen on Dublin streets
Dublin’s city centre has found itself inundated with the oddest of entrepreneurial ventures over the past few months. Apparently, Dubliners just can’t get enough craft […]
Mic Christopher remembered
On the 29th November 2001, Ireland lost one of its most eclectic and talented troubadours. Singer-songwriter Mic Christopher – aged just thirty two – died […]
Fingal outspend neighbouring county councils in public art
Fingal County Council has spent more on commissioned works of art under the Per Cent for Art scheme than any other suburban county council in […]