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May 17, 2023
Shadow Minister for the Arts Paul Fletcher MP responds to last week’s Federal Budget and questions federal budget figures.
March 25, 2023
A short film, titled Roadrunner, by the award-winning Limerick writer and director Jason Reddan will launch the series, which sees Hot Press expanding its ac...
September 12, 2022
For years, an affinity and admiration from afar has connected DeBarra’s Folk Club and The Spirit Store, two of Ireland’s oldest and most fiercely in...
May 23, 2022
After her ADHD diagnosis in adulthood, Natasha Duffy decided to curate spaces for neurodivergent people
March 2, 2022
Electric Picnic returns to Laois after a two year pandemic pause this September, and a new documentary will get us all remembering what is so wonderful about Ir...
October 25, 2021
News of the lifting of certain Covid restrictions brought reason for hope amongst many groups and individuals. Music venues in Kilkenny gave a sigh of relief as...
October 23, 2021
Before we get on our Halloween costumed and go dunking for apples, there are some great nights entertainment coming to Landmark Live for you to get dressed up ...
October 16, 2021
The long enforced absence from touring was tough for Phil Coulter like all working musicians.
July 21, 2021
Share Victoria has committed a further $282 million to support 90,000 businesses hit by the extension of the state’s lockdown, bringing total support for the current lockdown to $484 million, Industry Minister Martin Pakula says. Victorian Industry Minister Martin Pakula has extended support to 90,000 businesses bringing the total support for the two recent lockdowns to nearly $1 billion. Simon Schluter Under the package, eligible Licensed Hospitality Venue fund recipients will get $4200, t...
April 7, 2021
Bleak outlook for return of Munster festivals and live gigs this year Industry experts say there is ‘nothing’ happening in the sector now Waterford Winterval in 2019 attracted more than 500,000 visitors, but events like these are unlikely to return in the short term, with most event organisers now planning for 2022 for large in-person events. Picture: Patrick Browne Wed, 07 Apr, 2021 - 06:45 Aisling Kiernan “There is no outlook for this year and we will be lucky to be back in action by ...