It’s still a.m. and the seagulls have been partying all morning. I have a wander through the decay of 1970s Blackpool and wonder if vapes had never become a thing what would these small businesses survive on. The shops are all despatch vehicles for cash and carries, with stock near its sell by date.
This was a man in form. One man, one drummer, a loud backing track and an attitude that belongs in a festival like this
“Are we machines that can’t change anything If we believed could we change everything”
Dublin new wave sound and vision conceptualists announce a live show in Dublin’s Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar - Fri 11th July 2025
14 years since their last release Canadian punks Curbside are back with a blazing melodic punk rock single. I sent some questions off to Patrick in the band and got the following back
I knew it was going to come to this. I didn’t want it to be now but there has been times in recent years when I knew I would be paying tribute to Pat Ingoldsby.
The gig didn’t disappoint. The Ex reinvent themselves every few years. Maybe this is the new generation with the same band members.
The Hope Collective set off on tour to capture the stories form Dublin 1977 scene, and Cork and Limerick of the 21st Century
Limerick has a rich tradition of DIY enthusiasts. We have assembled many of them to celebrate the creativity of this city and tell stories from people who were there creating their own scene.
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the dynamic relationship between the arts and business at UCC Library, with a focus on how these two often divergent worlds can work together.
