The Latest

We are giving away a pair of tickets to see a delicate double bill featuring two unique singer-songwriters: Russian Red & Rachel Sermanni at Union Chapel on Mon 23rd January.

★★★★★ Ani DiFranco’s ‘Which Side Are You On?’ is a phenomenal album by any standards, but all the more so because it’s a composite of everything that’s excellent about DiFranco’s music.

An alt-folk mix that seemed to fit the quiet frozen mornings very well. It’s all very relaxed featuring some of the most wonderful and ethereal voices including Rachel Dadd, Rachel Sermanni, Nick Drake, This is The Kit, Tess and more!

We talk to Jim Moray about his latest album, Skulk. He gives a fascinating insight into the making of the album as well as his reasons for pre-releasing the album on bandcamp.

The Chieftains are to release a star studded 50th Anniversary album titled ‘Voice of Ages’. Plus watch a 50th Anniversary tribute video!

Kris Drever is to launch a new CD/EP at Celtic Connections this year. Get your first listen here to Parcel of Rogues here!

The second in our Tradition mixes. It features both new and old from an old pub session from 1967 featuring Bobby Casey to Christy Moore, Kris Drever, Kate Rusby, Gavin Davenport and more!

Three of the biggest giants on the Irish traditional music scene: Martin Hayes, Kevin Crawford and John Doyle have form a new band called The Teetotallers.

Folk rebels Mawkin are to release a new album titled ‘Crow’. The album will feature some special well know English folk guests!

★★★★★ The best possible way to appreciate Northern Lights debut release ‘Dubh agus Geal’ and the wealth of creativity, imagination and study that’s gone into the creation of this masterpiece is to immerse yourself completely…

After months of anticipation, 19-year-old singer-songwriter Rachel Sermanni unleashes her debut EP, ‘Black Currents’ on January 30th. Watch the video to the lead track ‘The Fog’.

Dublin’s Temple Bar Tradfest kicks off this month on 25th January, we look at some of the highlights to come!

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