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The composer of the musical version of The War Of The Worlds has said the adaption of the story “occupies so much” of his time, he […]

All's fair in love and war. In times of conflict, people will use any tool at their disposal as a weapon against adversaries, and sound is no exception.

A look back at bands who have no remaining co-founders left.

Sally Steele’s “Vegas Rocks! Music Awards” show returned to Sam’s Town Live.

The young Galway alt-rockers have come a long way since they got together to avoid having to perform solo for their Leaving Cert music exams

Billie Joe Armstrong can pinpoint the precise moment his world went to hell in a handcart. Ever since Bowie died, it hasnt been the same, he rages on Strange Days Are Here To Stay.

Thin Lizzy founder Eric Bell makes his belated Kinross comeback a little over two years on from his debut at the town's Green Hotel.

The year is starting off with some great new releases from beloved indie and alt-rock heroes, must-hear singer-songwriter LPs, welcome returns from metal veterans, and more. Plus, we’ve got some updates on albums we hope we get before 2024 is out.

Green Day's’ 14th album finds them wiser, more subtle, but still up for a romp – on a state-of-the-nation LP and their best since ‘American Idiot’

Michael Schenker explained why he’d demand a private jet from Ozzy Osbourne, after his plan to join Aerosmith fell foul of a misunderstanding in January 2024.