Remember a wee while back when we featured guitar toting Robb Murphy on the site? Incase you don’t, it might be worth clicking here to refresh your […]
Author: Laura Caldwell
Nestled away on Catherine Street in Limavady, lurks a surprising little establishment called Granny Annie’s. With exposed brick walls and iron girders outlining the building, even […]
In a city overflowing with musicians, it might be hard for a solo artist to find a way to stand out, but with a name […]
Telling the story of boxer Gerard McManus and his comrades, Lemonade Sandwich brings something a bit different to the Northern Ireland stage. A true story, portrayed […]
Love them or hate them, U2 are one of the biggest rock bands in the world and they’re coming home to play six ‘homecoming’ gigs […]
In the not-so-distant past Belfast’s biggest and best restaurants went head to head in Yelp Belfast’s Wing-Off competition. In that one night, the host restaurant Hotplate Noshery shot […]
Aesthetically Creed Coffee in Carrickfergus looks a lot like Belfast’s Established; a modern layout, rich greys and very very slick overall. With wall designs by the one […]
Having been around since 2011, four-piece Echo Raptors are Belfast’s answer to bands like Oasis, The Verve and Cast. Playing proper old school rock ‘n’ […]
Lisburn quartet Dream Awake have only been around for a short while, but their debut EP Pathfinder already has the markings of a band who know what […]
It’s been a long time coming, but next week we’ll be bringing you our review of Belfast singer/songwriter Rory Nellis’ album Ready For You Now. […]