Music
Belfast Legend: Thin Lizzy founder Eric Bell recalls greatest highs and lows of a 60 year career that’s earned him Oh Yeah Legend status
David Roy chats to the east Belfast-bred Thin Lizzy guitar ace and solo star about being honoured in his home town
Plaque unveiled in Co Offaly for former Oasis drummer
Tony McCarroll was a drummer with the band until 1995
‘We don’t know if Andy will re-join Oasis’ - Steve Queralt of shoegaze legends RIDE on Irish shows, memories of pre-fame Oasis and whether guitarist Andy Bell will be part of Oasis Live ‘25
David Roy speaks to RIDE bassist Steve Queralt as the Oxford quartet return to Ireland in support of their Top 10 album Interplay
Vallely captures All-Ireland win on canvas
Jenny Lee chats to Armagh artist Lorcan Vallely about capturing the county's historic All-Ireland win on canvas, working alongside his renowned father John B Vallely, and bringing the sights and sounds of Irish music to the Scottish Isles with his latest exhibition
Music project helping ease pain of dementia
A Live Music Now scheme is bringing hope and harmony to day centres. Gail Bell finds out more about the ‘Music for People Living with Dementia’ programme
Fans recall Oasis’ Belfast debut where tickets cost less than £7 as reunion speculation mounts
A short clip in the same font and style of the band’s famous logo appeared on the brothers' social media accounts
Why Noah Kahan lost a fan - Sophie Clarke
As you get older you start to realise that some nights out are less about the thrill and more about the will
Noise Annoys: Fontaines DC’s Romance is an affair to remember - just don’t expect roses
David Roy gets wooed by the new Fontaines DC album Romance
Man of Substance: Peter Hook on uniting Joy Division and New Order faithful with joint celebration of past glories
David Roy chats to the veteran bass-wrangler about the joy of re-educating diehards by performing the music of both seminal bands side-by-side
EMERGE: Final preparations underway for Ireland’s biggest electronic music festival
Event organisers gearing up to welcome 70,000 people this weekend