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Live Review: Artists Against Homelessness – 3Olympia, Dublin 17.04.2022

Artists Against Homelessness has been organised for the last eight years by the Sunday Independent’s Barry Egan. This year’s show, which has been booked by Bekah Molony, reflects the diversity…

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Live Review: Madison Beer / Leah Kate – 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin 18.04.2022

On Monday, the 18th of April 2022, American superstar Madison Beer took to the stage at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre for her highly anticipated Irish return, performing to a sold-out crowd…

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Live Review: Dua Lipa – First Direct Arena, Leeds 18.04.2022

It’s been a long time coming. 3 postponements due to the pandemic, but finally the Future Nostalgia Tour arrived in Leeds in style. As Dua Lipa said to the adoring…

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Live Review: Duda Beat – Opium, Dublin 18,04,2022

They say its always good to try something new and different, with that in mind I noticed that Brazilian Pop/MPB singer Duda Beat (Eduarda Bittencourt Simões) was playing a venue…

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Live Review: Future Islands / Dan Deacon – Vicar Street, Dublin 29.03.2022

By Michael Ryan Future Islands continued their “Calling out in space” tour when playing their second sold-out gig at Dublin’s Vicar St venue on Tuesday night . They were supported…

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Live Review: Griff / Siights / Lola Young – Academy, Dublin 29.03.2022

On the 29th of March Griff brought her UK and Ireland tour to the Academy Dublin. The first of 2 supports on the night came from Irish-Scottish band Siights. Their…

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Live Review: Aurora / Metteson – 3Olympia, Dublin 31.03.2022

On the 31 st of March Norwegian pop artist Aurora performed a sold-out 3Olympia show in Dublin with support from fellow Norwegian artist Metteson. Matteson graced the stage watering a…

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Live Review: Chvrches / High School – Brixton Academy, London 16.03.2022

On the 16th of March, Scottish alt-pop trio CHVRCHES returned to London’s Brixton Academy for a long-awaited celebration of their fourth studio album, Screen Violence, released in 2021. The audience were…

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Live Review: Self Esteem – The Octagon, Sheffield 25.03.2022

AT 53, I’ve seen a lot of gigs, some really great ones, and this was the best I’ve ever seen, relegating the previous best, also Self Esteem at Heaven last…

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Live Review: Tom Walker – Omeara, London 24.03.2022

So this was my third time seeing Tom Walker live, the first being at Brixton Academy in 2019 where I classed him as the best breakthrough artist of that year…

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