Belfast local Rebekah Fitch is an up and coming alternative pop singer-songwriter who is sometimes based in Belfast, and sometimes in Durham where she’s quite […]
Author: Laura Caldwell
The Curran Court Hotel has been a staple in Larne since the 1970’s, and one that absolutely everyone speaks fondly of. Now located at Larne […]
It’s about time we had some punk on the website, and Derry band Lost Avenue certainly don’t disappoint. Having received airplay on BBC Radio, toured […]
If you’re into NI music at all, it’s likely that you’ve come across Belfast singer-songwriter Siobhán Day at some point in the last six years. From appearing at festivals […]
One of Northern Ireland’s most precious exports, Van Morrison is coming home to headline the 18thInternational Guinness® Blues on the Bay Festival, a six day event which is […]
It doesn’t get much more central than Carrickfergus’ Dobbins Inn. Situated just a stone’s throw away from the historic Castle and St Nicholas Church, this […]
It’s 1966 in Belfast and the Catholic Gallaghers live in a mostly Protestant area. Normally there’s not much trouble, but as rumours circulate of a […]
First coming to our attention when they reached the finals of the 2016 Chordblossom Kickstart competition, alt-pop four-piece Dandelion Tea are gearing up to launch their […]
Having heard good reviews about Browns restaurants in Derry/Londonderry, we thought last weekend was prime time to give one of them ago. We were on […]
It was a big night for suspenders last night as Belfast’s most adventurous and open-minded descended upon the Grand Opera House for a night of […]