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Irish Examiner
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Examiner
10 gigs for June: Macklemore, Pulp, Kneecap, and Picture This
Macklemore, Thursday, June 5, Musgrave Park (Virgin Media Park) Multi-platinum and Grammy Award-winning rapper, Macklemore, makes a highly anticipated return to Ireland by opening this year's Musgrave Park (Virgin Media Park) gigs with special guests RUDIM3NTAL. Martha Wainwright, Monday, June 9, Cork Opera House, Cork Martha Wainwright. Picture: Gaëlle Leroyer Celebrating her ground-breaking debut studio album's 20th anniversary, acclaimed singer-songwriter Martha Wainwright brings the highly anticipated 20th Anniversary Tour to Cork. Pulp, Tues, June 10, 3Arena, Dublin Two years after their acclaimed sold-out comeback Dublin show at St Anne's, Pulp will play 3Arena this summer, marking the release of their new album More on June 6 — their first in almost 24 years. Cork Midsummer Festival, Friday, June 13 to Sunday, June 22, various venues across Cork city The Cork Midsummer Festival will transform Cork city into a hub of creativity and celebration. The vibrant arts festival features an array of events, including live performances of music, theatre, literature, and visual arts, showcasing both local and international artists. Charli XCX, Tuesday, June 17, Malahide Castle, Dublin Singer-songwriter and producer Charli XCX will be joined by special guests FIFI and The Japanese House. Kneecap, Thursday, June 19, Fairview Park, Dublin Members of Kneecap, Liam Og O Hannaigh (Mo Chara), JJ O'Dochartaigh (aDJ Provai) and Naoise O Caireallain (Moglai Bap) Award-winning Belfast rappers Kneecap, who have been making headlines lately for their ongoing support of the people of Palestine, play their biggest ever live show at Fairview Park on June 19. Picture This, Wednesday, June 25 and Thursday, June 26, Live at the Marquee, Cork Kicking off this season of summer gigs at the Live at the Marquee venue with two shows, following on from performing for 60,000 fans across sold-out shows in Dublin, Belfast, and Cork last year. Olivia Rodrigo, Tuesday, June 24, Marlay Park, Dublin Olivia Rodrigo will play Marlay Park alongside special guest Beabadoobee. Peggy Seeger, Friday, June 27, Live at St Luke's, Cork Peggy Seeger. Picture: Vicki Sharp The grande dame of American and British Folk music, embarks on her last-ever concert tour alongside her sons, Neill and Calum MacColl, in celebration of her 90th birthday in June. Steven Gerrard, Friday, June 27, Vicar Street, Dublin Former Liverpool FC Captain Steven Gerrard will take to the stage at Vicar Street to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the club's historic Champions League triumph in Istanbul. Read More Culture That Made Me: Music legend Brush Shiels picks his touchstones
ABC News
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- ABC News
Martha Wainwright on music, mothering and finding her voice
Martha Wainwright is descended from extraordinary songwriters on both sides of her family. Her mother was folk musician Kate McGarrigle and her father is Loudon Wainwright III. Despite a lifetime of witnessing painful family truths delivered through song, she made it her life's work too. A few years ago her beloved mum was diagnosed with cancer while Martha was pregnant with her first child. As Kate succumbed to her illness, she passed the baton of life onto Martha's premature baby boy. Martha recently wrote a memoir about life inside her famous musical family. Further information First broadcast in May 2022. Stories I Might Regret Telling You is published by Simon & Schuster.
Irish Independent
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Full 2025 Galway Folk Festival line-up revealed featuring Lloyd Cole, Martha Wainwright and many more
A spokesperson for the festival promises an 'unforgettable experience' highlighted by two 'must-see headline performances'. According to the spokesperson: 'Renowned singer-songwriter Lloyd Cole will perform an intimate, Irish festival-exclusive show at the Town Hall Theatre. "Meanwhile, Montreal's celebrated singer Martha Wainwright will mark the 20th anniversary of her ground-breaking debut album with a full live performance, including hits like the iconic Bloody Mother Fucking A**hole, Factory, and When The Day Is Short. "These powerful songs, which established Martha as an undeniable talent, continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.' Other note-worthy acts featured on this years' line-up include: Fionn Regan, The Scratch, KÍLA, Seanchoíche, Ultan Conlon, Laura Duff, The Half Room, Tadhg Williams, and many more. In addition to the ticketed shows, festival-goers can enjoy free daytime events over the weekend. Cuppa Tea TV returns with The Market Stage, while Culture Vultures, hosted by Tony Clayton-Lea, will feature engaging conversations with special guests. The Youth in Music stage will showcase the rising stars of folk, while The Little Room of Folk and Westend Sessions offer intimate performances and vibrant sessions.' Speaking about the festival's return for a fourth edition, festival directors Gary Monroe and Peter O'Sullivan said: 'We're excited to return for our fourth year of celebrating folk, roots, and traditional music. The support for the festival has been amazing, with ticket sales from all over the world. This year is our biggest festival to date and we're delighted to expand the free weekend daytime events which are family friendly and will have something for everyone from pop up shows to food stalls and stalls from our friends at the Tiny Traders Village.' Tickets for all events can be purchased through the festival's website.
RTÉ News
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- RTÉ News
Galway Folk Festival announces full 2025 line-up
The Galway Folk Festival has announced the final line-up for this year's event, with over 60 live shows taking place across five stages in the city this June. Among the act playing from 4 to 8 June are Lloyd Cole, Fionn Regan, The Scratch, Kíla, Martha Wainwright and Seán Keane. Tickets are on sale here. This is the fourth year of the festival which brings international artists and Irish talent from the folk, roots, and traditional music scenes to Galway. Singer-songwriter Lloyd Cole will perform an intimate, Irish festival-exclusive show at the Town Hall Theatre, while Montreal singer Martha Wainwright will mark the 20th anniversary of her debut album with a full live performance, including hits like Factory and When The Day Is Short. Also playing this year are Project Smok, Seanchoíche, Daoirí Farrell, BRÍDÍN, Briars, First Class & Coach, and Yonder Boys. There are also a range of free daytime events, including Culture Vultures, hosted by Tony Clayton-Lea, featuring conversations with special guests, The Youth in Music stage highlighting the rising stars of folk, and The Little Room of Folk and Westend Sessions offering intimate performances and sessions. Commenting on this year's Galway Folk Festival, Festival Directors Gary Monroe and Peter O'Sullivan said, "We're excited to return for our fourth year of celebrating folk, roots, and traditional music. The support for the festival has been amazing, with ticket sales from all over the world. "This year is our biggest festival to date and we're delighted to expand the free weekend daytime events which are family friendly and will have something for everyone from pop up shows to food stalls and stalls from our friends at the Tiny Traders Village."
BreakingNews.ie
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- BreakingNews.ie
Galway Folk Festival announces full line-up for 2025
Galway Folk Festival announced the final line-up for its 2025 edition, featuring a mix of renowned international artists and Irish talent from the folk, roots, and traditional music scenes. The fourth edition of the festival will take place from 4th to 8th June 2025 in various venues across Galway city. Advertisement With over 60 live performances across five days and five unique stages, Galway Folk Festival promises an unforgettable experience, highlighted by two exclusive, must-see headline performances. Renowned singer-songwriter Lloyd Cole will perform an intimate, Irish festival-exclusive show at the Town Hall Theatre. Meanwhile, Montreal's celebrated singer Martha Wainwright will mark the 20th anniversary of her groundbreaking debut album with a full live performance, including hits like the iconic 'Bloody Mother Fucking A**hole,' 'Factory,' and 'When The Day Is Short. The festival will also feature a stellar line-up of talent, including: Advertisement Lloyd Cole – Fionn Regan – The Scratch – KÍLA – Martha Wainwright – Project Smok – Seanchoíche – Daoirí Farrell – Seán Keane – Hat Fitz & Cara – The Half Room - BackWest – Banshee – Billow Wood – BRÍDÍN – Briars – Casii Stephan – CLADA – Colin Tierney – Colm Gavin – Dave Clancy – David Hope – The Davies Brothers – Deray Barboros – Domhan – Don Stiffe – Double Booked – Eli Waltz – Eve Clague – Evie – Feedback – First Class & Coach – Frankie Archer – Hubert Murray – J Smith – June Carousel – Korina Zambrano – Laura Duff – Laura Jo – Laytha – Liam Carroll & Co – Loes and the Celtic Link – Mná – Myles Gaffney – Neart – NXNW – Robert John Hope – Roswell – Saije – Sarah Buckley – Sarah Croker – Seo Linn – Shillelagh Law – Some One's Sons – Stephen O'Dowd – Strings & Things – Sweet Jayne – Tadhg Williams – Teague and Joyce – The Fógues – The Hidden Maple – Three Rod Wale – Tom Portman – Ultan Conlon – Will Softly – Whiskey Mash – Yonder Boys In addition to the ticketed shows, festivalgoers can enjoy free daytime events on the weekend. Cuppa Tea TV returns with The Market Stage, while Culture Vultures, hosted by Tony Clayton-Lea, will feature engaging conversations with special guests. Entertainment Loyle Carner announces 3Arena concert Read More The Youth in Music stage will showcase the rising stars of folk, while The Little Room of Folk and Westend Sessions offer intimate performances and vibrant sessions. Advertisement Festival Directors Gary Monroe and Peter O'Sullivan said they are excited to return for our fourth year of celebrating folk, roots, and traditional music. "The support for the festival has been amazing, with ticket sales from all over the world. "This year is our biggest festival to date, and we're delighted to expand the free weekend daytime events, which are family-friendly and will have something for everyone from pop-up shows to food stalls and stalls from our friends at the Tiny Traders Village," they said.
