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It was easier for second-generation Irish bands to get ahead in the UK, despite Michael Lowry’s Féile efforts.
Vaartkapoen ( VK ) - Brussel - Belgium - 19/02/1994 The Verve, Richard Ashcroft, Nick McCabe, Peter Salisbury, Simon Jones Photo gie Knaeps They say life is cyclical. Well, when it...
Tears for Fears perform on stage, UK, 1989, Curt Smith. He plays a headless Steinberger-style bass guitar. (Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images) Indeed, these are three British I...
Fontaines D.C., a young quintet from Dublin, brings a raucous intelligence to its songs of oblivion.
UNITED KINGDOM - JANUARY 01: Photo of PINK FLOYD; L-R: Roger Waters, Nick Mason, Syd Barrett, Rick Wright - posed, group shot, at mixing desk in recording studio control room (Phot...
International mediator ‘would lower the political temperature’, dozens of artists argue in open letter to Chris Bryant
Memories of Noel Redding in West Cork, and playing with Ray Davies at the London Olympics closing ceremony feature among Shanley's selections
U2 are by far the biggest music act ever to come out of Ireland. The Pogues didn't actually come from Ireland — they were a London band — but they might've had more to say about Ir...
The 1980s were a hugely fertile period for free-thinking, boundary-pushing British 'indie' bands
Gurriers are a band who will be hard to ignore in the near future; when they return to Cardiff, it will no doubt be at a much bigger venue. The post Irish up’n’comers GURRIERS give...
The band, who celebrate 50 years in the business this week, went from playing small Irish venues to stadiums around the world in the space of a few short years.
Group shot of English rock and roll band The Rolling Stones posed in 1968. Clockwise from top left: Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, Brian Jones (1942-1969), Mick jagger and Keith Richar...
The Edge offered a warm reflection of Shane MacGowan's artistry upon the release of U2's cover of "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah."
The Irish band stood in solidarity with Macklemore, who was removed as an opening act from the UK singer’s American tour
Brendan Murphy ‘saw band’s potential’ and admired The Edge’s guitar-playing style
Aaron Rowe and Beoga are the latest acts to pull out of the tour in support of Palestine
Irish acts Aaron Rowe and Beoga and Irish-American solo artist Finneas have announced they are leaving their guest slots on Ed Sheeran's tour in solidarity with the American rapper...
Leading the charge for Guinness Punk, Fontaines D.C. remain at the forefront of the recent wave of angsty Irish rock and post-punk bands.
When Fontaines D.C. play Electric Picnic on Sunday it will be another point of arrival for a band with a textbook ascent to success, says Alan Corr.
(World of Echo)With musical ideas spanning mariachi and motorik beats, and lyrics with Kneecap-grade rage, this brilliant collective evolve tradition with stinging, joyful songsQui...
U2 have released their cover of Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah by The Pogues ahead of the release of upcoming tribute album 20th Century Paddy - The Songs Of Shane MacGowan.
Also featuring Vaticanjail, Sulk Hogan, Mickzart and Kadillac, mischa and the bear, GNS and Credence.
The Irish band is headed to arenas across the pond with Iceage and Westside Cowboy
Fresh from headlining Reading and Leeds festivals, Dubliners Fontaines D.C. announce massive outdoor shows for 2027
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