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Philadelphia band Joy Again have announced their breakup and their debut album 'Song And Dance', due June 28.

These rising artists and bands are sure to have a big 2024. Here are the alternative, emo, punk, and pop artists worth watching this year.

Thundercat and Peach Pit will headline 2024’s Shabang Live Music and Arts Festival from May 3-4 at Dairy Creek Golf Course, according to Shabang. The festival’s 10th anniversary will feature more than 60 international and local artists alongside an array of food and drink, art, activities and more.

The Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival features 18 artworks, spread across four outlying islands in east Hong Kong, used to draw visitors into the lives and histories of the people residing there.

Enjoy a lovely weekend with events from our editors picks!

Listen to some of our favourite new Irish releases of the week below!

Catch Robbie Stickland performing live with his band on Record Store Day (April 22nd) outside The Record Spot on Crow Street.

On the much-anticipated new release, THE BLSSM is pensive about the future, bearing her soul with introspective lyrics over an upbeat, John Hughes movie-style soundtrack. The song is playful in its catchiness, yet intertwined with deeper elements. The track was released alongside a music video. Watch it now!

Over the years we have seen venues shape up and improve their standards and practices, but there is still plenty of room left to innovate, that’s where Washington DC’s Songbyrd comes in.

Stylo au Plafond, the upstart fashion brand is dipped in irony. Matthew Michaud and Kieran Sutton discuss their beginnings, embracing memes and more.