The Scottish art-punk unit Skids formed in Dunfermline in 1977. Comprised of the dramatic vocalist Richard Jobson, guitarist Stuart Adamson, bassist William Simpson, and drummer Tom Kellichan, the group issued the single "Reasons" on their own No Bad label before signing to Virgin. After two more singles, "Sweet Suburbia" and "The Saints Are Coming," Skids entered the U.K. Top Ten with "Into the Valley," included on their 1979 debut LP Scared to Dance, a fine document of the anthemic guitar riffs and chanted choruses which typified the first phase of the group's music.

With their second effort, 1979's arty Days in Europa (produced by Be Bop Deluxe's Bill Nelson), Skids scored a pair of Top 20 hits with "Masquerade" and "Working for the Yankee Dollar." Trouble loomed, however, as Jobson's increasingly grandiose plans for the group's music alienated not only their fans but also their own rhythm section, and both Simpson and Kellichan were long gone by the time of 1980's The Absolute Game, recorded with bassist Russell Webb and drummer Mike Baillie. By 1981's Joy, only Jobson remained from Skids' original lineup. Prior to recording the album, Adamson quit to form his own group, the internationally successful Big Country. After the release of the folk-indebted Joy, Skids officially disbanded; Jobson soon returned as a solo artist before forming the Armoury Show and beginning a career as a broadcaster.

In 2007, Jobson, Simpson, Baillie, and Big Country's Bruce Watson, and Watson's son Jamie, got back together to perform at T in the Park and two nights in their hometown of Dunfermline. Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the bands formation, the shows also paid tribute to former member Stuart Adamson, who passed away in 2001. Over the next couple of years, the same line-up performed a handful of times in their native Scotland, including a show at the 2010 Fifer Festival, which was celebrating the work of Jobson.

2017 saw the original line-up re-form to celebrate their 40th anniversary with a nationwide U.K. tour. With the dates rejuvenating the group's passion, the band entered the studio to record new material. The resulting fifth album, Burning Cities, was issued at the beginning of 2018. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi

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He’s the wild man of rock who became a national treasure. Happy Mondays and Black Grape
frontman Shaun Ryder is hitting the road for a new, spoken word tour. The star of more-TV-
shows-than-anyone-has-a-right-to-feature-on – including Celebrity Gogglebox, and I'm A
Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, among many others – redefined the sex’n’drugs’n’rock’n’roll
lifestyle during the halcyon age of Madchester. He’s touring in support of his new book:
Happy Mondays - and Fridays and Saturdays and Sundays. Fans can look forward to a
carnival of excess, wild tales, and improbable truths, as they enjoy the talents of a unique
rock & roll star dubbed Britpops answer to WB Yeats. Strap yourselves in and say Hallelujah
for Shaun.

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Beoga, an adventurous Irish band known for pushing the boundaries of traditional music, have proven that the genre can evolve in exciting ways. Their collaborations with Ed Sheeran, particularly on "Galway Girl" and "Nancy Mulligan," demonstrated their global appeal, and their creative direction shifted toward catchy, direct hooks, marking a departure from complex instrumentals. For their upcoming mini-album Carousel, Beoga worked with notable collaborators like Lissie, Devin Dawson, and Foy Vance, blending Irish rhythms with folk and pop influences. Tracks like "In A Rocket," "Matthew's Daughter," and "Make A Mark" showcase their ability to fuse pop production with traditional elements, while songs like "Homebird" emphasize their roots. With Carousel symbolizing their journey through the music industry, Beoga’s sound continues to evolve, as they prepare to reach new audiences with fresh, innovative material.

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Paul Brady, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is one of Ireland's most enduringly popular artists announces new Irish dates this November, with classics such as ‘The Island’, ‘Nobody Knows’, ‘Arthur McBride’ and many more, this is an evening not to be missed! 

Paul Brady crosses musical boundaries again and again, incorporating folk, rock, blues traditional Irish & classic pop styles into his song writing. His live performances, whether solo or with his trio, include songs from his extensive catalogue of 40 years. Often classified as a musicians’ musician, Paul Brady’s songs have been covered by a huge array of major artists. 

An evening with Paul Bradyon stage is a captivating experience, as he invites you into his world of songs and music in a way that will surprise in its intimacy, sense of fun and raw power. By now a well-loved ‘elder statesman’ of the Irish musical community, he continues to garner respect and admiration from today’s younger writers and performers. He was awarded a ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ from The National Concert Hall, Dublin, Ireland which was presented by The President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins.

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Nerina Pallot, the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter known for her heartfelt lyrics and soul-stirring melodies, returns with her eighth studio album, A Psalm for Emily Salvi, released in November 2024

A celebrated artist in the music industry, Nerina Pallot has traversed an extraordinary journey. From her breakout success with Fires in the mid-2000s, which earned her Top 40 hits and nominations for both an Ivor Novello Award and a Brit Award, to collaborating with artists like Kylie Minogue, her career has been anything but ordinary. Yet, Pallot remains grounded, her work a reflection of life’s ups and downs, its beauty and heartbreak.

The creation of her latest album, A Psalm for Emily Salvi, is a deeply personal endeavour. Born from an unexpected connection, the record is both a love letter to those who have supported her over the years and a tribute to the power of music in the face of adversity. One day, Pallot received a message from a woman named Emily, who shared how Pallot’s music had been a lifeline during her darkest moments. That message became the catalyst for the album, a reminder of the importance of perseverance, connection, and vulnerability.

The first single to be taken from the album, ‘Regrets’, is an upbeat Gospel-infused pop gem, ruminating on the conundrum that a life well lived cannot come without its trade-offs. ‘If you don’t question what you’ve done with your life, are you even alive?’ asks Pallot of the listener.

Reflecting on her career, Pallot muses on the dichotomy of success in the music industry. For every sold-out show at the London Palladium, there is the memory of performing to a handful of people in less-than-glamorous conditions. For every viral cover, like her rendition of Joy Division’s Love Will Tear Us Apart, there are songs that barely make a ripple. But it is this very unpredictability that makes Pallot’s journey so profoundly human. Her music is not crafted for the fleeting fame of the digital age but for the souls who find solace in her words and melodies.

“I made this album for myself and for Emily Salvi (not her actual name) —whoever she may truly be. And for all the Emily Salvis out there, who need a reminder that they’re not alone. This album is for them.”

Nerina Pallot’s music transcends the superficial metrics of modern success, resonating instead on a deeper, emotional level with those who listen. Whether you’ve been following her for years or are just discovering her work, A Psalm for Emily Salvi is an invitation to connect with something real.

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Oscar Blue is a singer-songwriter hailing from Co. Clare in the west of Ireland. His music embodies a unique sound rooted in folk and storytelling traditions, while fusing indie pop and rock influences. Drawing inspiration from his rural upbringing and the ever-changing world around him, Oscar's exploration of the human condition and personal experience resonate deeply with fans across the globe.

Since his 2022 debut EP, Backyard Mafia, which has amassed over 2.6 million streams worldwide, Oscar has continued to capture attention. Oscar’s recent EP, Six Figures of Solitude, released in November 2024, has already surpassed 1.2M streams, with over 300,000 listeners, reflecting the steady growth of his dedicated fan-base.

2025 has been off to a busy start for the Irishman, recently completing a 15-date UK/EU support tour with fellow Irish musician Darren Kiely. With new music on the horizon, including the highly anticipated release of his debut album, the momentum behind Oscar Blue shows no signs of slowing.

Oscar’s live performances - both acoustic and with band - are known to be moving and sincere, showcasing his rich, emotive voice and evocative songwriting. Self-funded, self-promoted, and independently released, his 2025 headline dates will coincide an exciting new chapter in the growing career of this songsmith.

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Award-winning comedian, writer and podcaster Cornelius Patrick O Sullivan is furious. If he had his time back again, he would do it all differently. Alas this is not an option so as he looks his forties firmly in the face he has hatched a new plan. To live his life vicariously through his seven-year-old son Harvey. What possibly could go wrong?!?

Pull Hard is a brand-new stand-up comedy show that deals with fatherhood and middle age and the lingering disappointment of lost opportunity. The hour is seasoned with tales of GAA matches, failed diets and expensive babysitters. Above all it’s a show about hope and endeavour.

Cornelius has performed all over Ireland to thousands of souls. internationally at festivals such as Edinburgh Fringe and nationally at the likes of Kilkenny Cat Laughs and the Paddy Power Comedy festival amongst many more.

“Acidic wit” – The Corkman

“Never fails to make me laugh” – Chris Kent, Comedian

“So God dam funny” – Deirdre O’ Kane, Comedian

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2024 was a busy year for The Stunning. They released a music performance film ‘We Come Alive’ featuring a host of amazing Irish talent including Mundy, Mairtín O’Connor, Camille O’Sullivan, Zoe Conway to name just a few, and followed it up with a digital-only release of the accompanying soundtrack album of the same name, now available on all streaming platforms.

Following a brace of music festivals last summer they rounded off the year with a sold out Irish tour. Now the band are announcing the first round of dates for 2025.

Formed in 1987 in Galway city, The Stunning took Ireland by storm and shifted the focus from a Dublincentric rock scene to the provinces, paving the way for many more artists to come. They toured relentlessly releasing a string of hit singles and two number one albums and built a following that would make them one of the most popular Irish bands ever amongst a new generation of young Irish people for whom emigration was not a prerequisite

The band have been together now for 38 years. The same five lads that gathered in an old farmhouse to play music all those years ago in Galway are still enjoying the buzz of playing to fans old and new. Their live shows are a testament to their musicianship and a catalogue of songs that have stood the test of time and still sound fresh and relevant today.

Songs such as Everything that Rises, Half Past Two, Romeo’s on Fire, Heads are Gonna Roll and are still to be heard on the radio today while Brewing up a Storm has become a sort of unofficial anthem for Irish people all over the world.

Fingers in other Pies

In between ‘Stunning’ duties the band members have their fingers in many pies. Lead singer Steve Wall’s acting career has really taken off. Following his portrayal of legendary trumpet player Chet Baker in the feature film My Foolish Heart, he has appeared in Dune: Part Two; Black Doves (Netflix); Raised by Wolves with Ridley Scott; The Witcher and many more.

Guitarist Derek Murray is becoming a meditation Zen-Master.

Keyboard and trumpet player Jim Higgins is a master bodhrán player and a stalwart on the traditional music scene.

Drummer Cormac Dunne plays with everybody west of the Shannon, sometimes twice a day!

Joe Wall has been involved with the Music College BIMM Dublin since it opened in 2011. He has been writing and recording a debut solo album and is also hatching plans for future Stunning ventures

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2024 was a busy year for The Stunning. They released a music performance film ‘We Come Alive’ featuring a host of amazing Irish talent including Mundy, Mairtín O’Connor, Camille O’Sullivan, Zoe Conway to name just a few, and followed it up with a digital-only release of the accompanying soundtrack album of the same name, now available on all streaming platforms.

Following a brace of music festivals last summer they rounded off the year with a sold out Irish tour. Now the band are announcing the first round of dates for 2025.

Formed in 1987 in Galway city, The Stunning took Ireland by storm and shifted the focus from a Dublincentric rock scene to the provinces, paving the way for many more artists to come. They toured relentlessly releasing a string of hit singles and two number one albums and built a following that would make them one of the most popular Irish bands ever amongst a new generation of young Irish people for whom emigration was not a prerequisite

The band have been together now for 38 years. The same five lads that gathered in an old farmhouse to play music all those years ago in Galway are still enjoying the buzz of playing to fans old and new. Their live shows are a testament to their musicianship and a catalogue of songs that have stood the test of time and still sound fresh and relevant today.

Songs such as Everything that Rises, Half Past Two, Romeo’s on Fire, Heads are Gonna Roll and are still to be heard on the radio today while Brewing up a Storm has become a sort of unofficial anthem for Irish people all over the world.

Fingers in other Pies

In between ‘Stunning’ duties the band members have their fingers in many pies. Lead singer Steve Wall’s acting career has really taken off. Following his portrayal of legendary trumpet player Chet Baker in the feature film My Foolish Heart, he has appeared in Dune: Part Two; Black Doves (Netflix); Raised by Wolves with Ridley Scott; The Witcher and many more.

Guitarist Derek Murray is becoming a meditation Zen-Master.

Keyboard and trumpet player Jim Higgins is a master bodhrán player and a stalwart on the traditional music scene.

Drummer Cormac Dunne plays with everybody west of the Shannon, sometimes twice a day!

Joe Wall has been involved with the Music College BIMM Dublin since it opened in 2011. He has been writing and recording a debut solo album and is also hatching plans for future Stunning ventures

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