Going from never even having heard about The Hotplate Noshery before to receiving rave recommendations and finding a ridiculously good Living Social deal for the place in […]
Month: April 2015
I’m going to keep this review simple, just like the very premise of Dina Dina itself. They basically make piadinas, ‘what’s a piadina?’ I hear you ask. […]
Cast your mind back to 2009, a mere six years ago. ASIWYFA released their self titled debut album. An instrumental album that fused post and […]
Much to almost every young adult’s delight, McBusted landed in Belfast’s Odyssey Arena last night on the last date of their Most Excellent Adventure Tour. Everybody knows […]
Based in both Omagh and Glasgow, Don’t Shoot aren’t your typical indie band. With influences such as Frightened Rabbit, The Killers and Arcade Fire, this […]
Based in Belfast and Lisburn, The Titanics are a four piece dedicated to playing good old rock and roll. Well, technically they describe their sound […]
At 17 years old, Rebekah Wilson has accomplished more than most of us do in a lifetime. A self-taught and classically trained pianist, guitarist and […]
Making its debut at the Lyric Theatre in Belfast after a multi-award winning run in New York, Man In The Moon is Brassneck Theatre Company’s […]
Tinderbox and The Mac offer us Abbie Spallen’s new play Lally The Scut; an outrageous, satirical critique of the lives and issues existing today in […]
Describing their sound as ‘jangly rock and roll’, County Down quartet Parapa Palace bring a little something extra to the usual ‘alternative’ or ‘rock and roll’ […]
