Music

Haunted by the Loss of Hangar

Saoirse Ní Scanláin remembers the long nights and the cultural impact of Hangar, as it closes down.
By Saoirse Ní Scanláin

Gus Dapperton is Selling Himself on Sincerity Alone

The indie star has quickly become a darling of New York's music scene. He chats surrealism, new found success and why he wants to be sincere.
By Ivan Rakhmanin

Five of the Best: Summer Festivals

Stuck for summer plans? Sick of Electric Picnic? Check out our festival recommendations.
By Ciara Haley

The Trinity Duo Striking a Chord in the Music Industry

Neil Dunne and Zach Miller-Frankel are hoping their company can change the way the music industry operates.
By Edward O’Loughlin

The Cultural Death of the Guitar

As Gibson declares bankruptcy, is there a future for the iconic instrument?
By Andrew Connolly

Snarls and Sniggers with the Wood Burning Savages

Northern Irish band The Wood Burning Savages are angry and they want everyone to know about it.
By Dominic McGrath

Speaking With: Wild Youth

The Irish band is quickly rising through the ranks.
By Saoirse Ní Scanláin

Speaking With: Rob Holton, Head of Art Installations at Trinity Ball

Rob Holton talks us through the art installations for Trinity Ball.
By Phelim Ó Laoghaire

Five of the Best: Ways to Sneak Into Trinity Ball

For years, people have been trying to sneak into Trinity Ball. Here are some tried and tested methods.
By Ciara Haley

Trinity’s Trailblazers

We talk to the Trinity graduates making it big in Dublin and beyond.
By Molly Furey