‘Heaven can forget about quiet nights’: funeral service honours late singer Dolores Keane
Large crowd gathers at service in Caherlistrane, including President and former president, to bid farewell to Galway musician
Adrian Crowley
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The English singer, one of the Waterson-Knight-Carthy dynasty, and her new Irish collaborator have made Cuckoo Storm together
Emerging folk artists to renew vibrant traditional scene at the RTÉ Folk Awards
There’s no denying it – the harp has come into its own in recent years
Laura Cannell and Kate Ellis: ‘We just play and see what happens’
The musicians met only once, but the spark they felt has led to a fruitful collaboration
The 10 best Irish albums of 2021 so far, including...
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Adrian Crowley: The Watchful Eye of the Stars review – Quite possibly his best yet
Irish musician raises the bar with help from John Parish, Crash Ensemble and Portishead
Thomas Bartlett: ‘It was self-soothing in the desolation of Covid’
Gloaming pianist’s solo album, called Shelter, was composed during the early days of the pandemic but ‘pre-George Floyd’, he says
Sinéad Gleeson: Rediscovering the shared frequency of music and writing
The writer on creating a world for a new album by her husband’s band, Mount Alaska
Trad folk meets indie pop: Radie Peat and Katie Kim join forces
Two artists bring their unique sounds together for a one-off musical evening
Planning your St Patrick’s weekend events? Better read this
From Dublin’s huge parade to small, quirky events around Ireland
Going to the Bordello or the Ball? This week’s pop and rock highlights
Gogol Bordello are back, The Script, The Coronas and Gavin James are at the 2FM Xmas Ball, Glen Hansard plays Vicar St and Mark Feehily gets festive at the Sugar Club
The Irish Times joins Body and Soul festival on the Wonderlust stage
The Irish Times will be partnering with the festival on Saturday with a programme of talks and debates
Rocking lullabies: No more ‘Twinkle Twinkle’
Is there an alternative to cloying lullabies? And what do musicians sing to their kids?
Tiger Dublin Fringe takes to the tents and trees to mark its 21st birthday
Comedy, aerial acrobatics and theatre part of festival which runs from September 7th-20th
On song at Cuirt
A panel of musicians discuss their favourite books, in and out of tune, at the weekend literary festival
Choice Music Album of the Year: who’s got their eye on the prize?
Sinéad Gleeson checks the odds on the nominees for the 2014 Choice Music Prize
The Daniel Johnston tape: ‘It’s an album that deserved a larger audience than 99 people’
Adrian Crowley and James Yorkston’s lo-fi tribute to the cult singer was never meant to be a chart-topper, but now they want to spread the word
Back on the Airwaves: Icelandic hip hop and Irish interest in Reykjavik
Explosive sets by John Hopkins and Villagers stand out at Iceland’s Airwaves
The Tallest Man on Earth's tales of earthly riches
Kristian Matsson, aka The Tallest Man on Earth, talks about self-doubt, his love of Irish crowds and dealing with the constant comparisons to Bob Dylan and Bon Iver
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