Witness one of rock's greatest singers, Glenn Hughes, front a mighty handpicked band performing some of Deep Purple's all-time greatest songs with epic rock concert production at The Olympia Theatre, Dublin on 30th September! Glenn Hughes, the voice of rock, played his last concert with deep purple on March 15, 1976, at Liverpool's Empire Theatre. On that night, the bassist
Following 2017’s sold out tour of their 1977 eponymous folk classic, Andy Irvine & Paul Brady, accompanied by Dónal Lunny & Kevin Burke come to Bord Gáis Energy Theatre for one night only. 1975 – forerunners of Ireland’s dynamic trad-folk movement of the early 70s Planxty has imploded. Paul Brady had joined the band to replace the departing Christy Moore.
Why Don’t We closed out 2017 on a remarkably high note. In addition to national television appearances on NBC’s “TODAY” and the syndicated daytime show “Live with Kelly and Ryan,” the young group performed on the entire iHeartRadio Jingle Ball tour, sharing the stage with some of the biggest names in pop music, including Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, and Camila
Having achieved the highest accolades with one of the most successful bands in UK pop history, MARTI PELLOW is now achieving that rare position of a highly successful career as both a solo artist and as a leading musical theatre star. This is a career that has so far seen a record for the longest Number One in UK chart
One of the most ground breaking bands of the 90’s, Suede return to Dublin this October off the back of their 8th studio album ‘The Blue Hour’ Suede’s career is of two chapters. Dubbed as “the best new band in Britain” in 1992 & appearing on ‘Melody Makers’ front cover before even releasing their debut, the band continued on an