Music

Speaking With: Katie Laffan and Damola, Ready to Take Over the Freshers’ Week Stages

Ahead of this week's performances, Killian Barry talks to some of the acts that make up the Trinity Ents Freshers' Week line-up
By Killian Barry

Choral’s Elijah, at Times Outstanding, Still Falls Short

The first performance of Mendelssohn’s Elijah by Dublin University Choral Society since 1977 left a little to be desired.
By Edmund Heaphy

Doing Music Differently: Ensemble and the Future of Irish Composers

Shauna Donnelly previews Future Composers, which "explores the full sonic range of new Irish composition in a unique, immersive surrounding".
By Shauna Donnelly

Hamilton – A Modern Musical Take On History

Susan Birmingham discusses the widespread popularity of American musical Hamilton
By Susan Birmingham

A Part Time Lover and a Full Time Friend: Reminiscences on Kimya Dawson and the Juno Soundtrack

Aine Palmer reflects on the captivating power of the Juno soundtrack dominated by the talented Kimya Dawson
By Aine Palmer

In Break From Electronic Tradition, The Kooks to Headline Trinity Ball

Iseult Deane looks at the acts from tonight's announcement, which revealed a mixture of home-grown and international acts and a diverse range of genres.
By Iseult Deane

First Three Acts of Trinity Ball 2016 Revealed

All Tvvins, Horse Meat Disco and Blonde are the first three acts of Trinity Ball.
By Daniel O'Brien

Horse Meat Disco to Bring the Joy of Disco to Trinity’s Campus

Katie Cogan, Ents officer of TCDSU, reviews Trinity Ball headliner Horse Meat Disco.
By Katie Cogan

All Tvvins to Bring the Dark Side of Pop to Trinity Ball

Iseult Deane reviews the Irish duo due to headline Trinity Ball 2016.
By Iseult Deane

The Trinitones’ First Concert Sets Them Up as a Must-See

Rebecca Wynne-Walsh reviews the Trinitones' first concert and tells you what else they have planned this year.
By Rebecca Wynne-Walsh