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The Murder Capital
Irish band
The Murder Capital at Iveagh Gardens in Dublin: Stage times, ticket information, support acts and more
The Murder Capital play Dublin’s Iveagh Gardens on Saturday, July 19th
Profit rises at Fontaines DC alma mater Bimm Music Institute despite drop in student numbers
TU Dublin partnership accounted for more than 85 per cent of overall revenue in 2023
Irish band The Murder Capital has German show cancelled over Palestinian flag
Singer says use of flag ‘isn’t just a political statement, it’s a humanitarian statement’
The Murder Capital: ‘Nick Cave listened to our whole album and was sitting there telling us his favourite tunes’
The Irish indie band on toxic nationalism, rebel songs and how Dublin’s Bimm Music Institute helped shape their outlook
Eli Hewson of Inhaler: ‘There’s so much nepotism in every facet of life’
The Dublin band are well aware of their gilded backgrounds. But, they say, as they prepare to release their glossy third album, ‘We’re, like, kind of dorks’
Irish postpunk band Gurriers: ‘Everyone asks about the Dublin music scene. It’s not just Dublin any more, it’s everywhere’
The Irish postpunk band talk about playing Jools Holland, how Glastonbury lost out to Armagh and why Ireland’s music scene is working so well
The Murder Capital in Dublin: A powerful end to the night after a slow start
‘Well, well, well – ye showed up didn’t ye,’ frontman James McGovern says as the seated audience rise to their feet midway through the gig
The Murder Capital: Gigi’s Recovery – Woozy, nightmarish, nervy anthems
A gloomy atmosphere pervades the Irish post-punk band’s second album
The Murder Capital: ‘We just couldn’t talk to each other. Trust was a huge issue’
The Dublin-based band returns with a new album, but it didn’t reach completion without hardship
The Murder Capital: When I Have Fears review – a stunning debut
The Dublin post-punk band’s first album is brutal and dark, but beautiful
The Murder Capital: ‘We’ve had people tell us watching us felt like a light switch turning back on’
Their debut album, When I Have Fears, is easily one of the most anticipated releases in a fascinating year for Irish music.
Electric Picnic review: The Murder Capital – jagged music aimed at the jugular
The Dublin five-piece create shudders of noise that Joy Division fans will recognise
New artist of the week: The Murder Capital
Plus songs you have to hear from Phoebe Bridgers and Big Red Machine
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