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Everett wants to clarify a few things, most notably that Eels Time! was not directly influenced by his health scare
After years of flying under the radar, the British soul-funk-electro-dance collective are riding on a wave of international success
Amid so much sanitised pop, Charlotte Aitchison’s innovation has never been so essential
The Dubliner’s seventh studio album explores the ‘flaws’ and ‘special moments’ of the recording process
The Young Offenders star’s busy schedule continues with the Abbey Theatre production of Elizabeth Kuti’s The Sugar Wife
Second album of assured indie-folk pursues more of a full-band sound
Limerick native had a rollercoaster career as a pro tennis player, training with Serena Williams and playing against greats including Novak Djokovic. Regrets? He has a few, he tells Lauren Murphy
The singer seems to be tiring of being the introspective, disaffected pop spokeswoman for Gen Z. Hit Me Hard and Soft is altogether more personal
Brutally candid yet beautiful, the latest offering from the frontman and Malcolm Middleton is not the soundtrack to your summer barbecues
Ahead of her Dublin gigs, the Atlanta indie-artist talks of her new ‘break-up’ album, being an Obama favourite and privacy in the context of fame
Album review: As Beyoncé ventures into country and Taylor Swift wallows in another break-up album, Dua Lipa is the star we need right now
Dublin band’s debut album, though lacking originality, is a confident step forward, with one track featuring in the TV comedy series The Young Offenders
Tired lovelorn paeans dominate this album, while upbeat anthems are where the band’s strengths truly lie
Elaborate stage set-ups are par for course with Take That but bells and whistles would mean nothing if songs were not up to scratch
Kitt's third album under the New Jackson moniker sounds so carefully crafted, you couldn’t really call it a side project