Wednesday 19 January, 2022
Brooks famously cancelled five planned shows at Croke Park in 2014.
Concert promoter Shane Dunne reacts to the latest government announcement on the live events sector.
Gavin James will headline the outdoor gigs at Royal Hospital Kilmainham early next month.
The festival will take place on 3 July, with a capacity of 3,500.
Tickets for the festival Longitude scheduled to take place in July 2021 have already almost fully sold out.
The Tánaiste said it may be “some time yet” before mass gatherings are allowed.
Ticketmaster denied breaching competition law arising from the CCPC’s investigation but has agreed to a number of measures.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly and Minister for Arts Catherine Martin are meeting artists today.
As music venues slowly begin to host live gigs again, they face a series of financial and logistical challenges.
Images of a socially-distanced concert in England were widely shared during the week.
Refunds are no longer allowed for rescheduled gigs in the USA.
Additional security and Garda resources will be in operation on Irish Rail trains over the weekend.
The proposed legislation would ban the above-face-value resale of tickets for sporting and entertainment events.
Looking to escape the January blues?
It would also prohibit the use of bot software to purchase tickets.
A quarry, a church, and a barbershop? Yep, some of the best places to catch live music around the country.
It would join two Taylor Swift gigs on 15 and 16 June and Michael Bublé on 7 July.
Meet Jacob Sartorius – tween heartthrob and Justin Bieber wannabe.
The CCPC has launched a full investigation into the sector.
Whether you’re here year-round or just up for a few days, there’s always something to do.
Jarrah Folkman was born with several disabilities, and his needs are becoming more pronounced as he gets older.
A number of objections to alcohol sales at Dublin summer concerts were rejected.
A number of fans were attacked and stabbed at the 2012 concert.
The Beliebers were out in force.
We chatted to the bassist from the six-piece, who you can catch at festivals all summer.
All the gigs going on around the country this month.
Selfie sticks have been banned from his two Croke Park concerts.
Let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
A host of acts that were scheduled to perform are going to go ahead and play anyway.
New rules are going to take effect from October.
Proof that really IS something for everyone.
David Tapley chats to us about his best gig experience, writing songs and pyjamas.
Some fans have been queuing since 7am YESTERDAY.
Can’t we all be Courtney Cox?
