15 gigs for March: Lizzo, Kerri Chandler, Tori Amos and more...
Clockwise: Lizzo, Tori Amos and Snoop Dogg - some of the artists playing Ireland this month
Mercury-winning, genre-defying Scots head for the Olympia to launch third LP Heavy Heavy, a concept piece on growing up and the weight of the world. “You let the demons out and deal with it,” says member Kayus of the album. “Make sense of it after.”
While much has been made of her chain-rocking, GAA-shorts-bothering older brother, Nell Mescal's smart alt-pop has been speaking for itself - see her in an intimate setting while you can.
Dublin math-rockers, signed to Cork's Narrow Door label, celebrate five years of their debut EP 'I'm So Confused'.
The debut edition of the Opera House's new local alternative night at the Green Room, featuring psych-folker and new Pizza Pizza signee Elaine Malone, musical polymath Dan Walsh and collaborators in Fixity, and art-punk scamps I Dreamed I Dream.
A Liffeyside stop for one of the most subversive and transcendent pop stars of the 21st Century, touring new album Special.
Death-metal pioneers play a sold-out Paddy's night in the metal genre's Irish heartlands - with 2021 album Torn Arteries harking right back to the band's visceral beginnings.
A legendary producer and DJ in the deep house oeuvre returns to Cork, a site of prior victories, for one of his marathon, hours-long sets.
Music cruises around Cork Harbour on board the Spirit Of Doolin. On the Friday, Donal Dineen will doing his eclectic mix, while Shane Johnson (Sat 18) will lean more towards a housey selection.
Geese reported stupefied in Dublin city centre - noughties synth-poppers seen reconvening in the vicinity of the Olympia. Coincidence? You decide. Sold out in any event.
Cork-based singer-songwriter formerly known as Smoothboi Ezra has hit their stride in recent times, including a feature in Netflix' adaptation of YA-fiction hit Heartstopper.
The second of the series at the Leeside venue places the spotlight on Altered Hours frontwoman Elaine Howley, playing tunes from her The Distance Between Heart and Mouth LP. Support from Cork electronic artist Ankil.
After his visit to Killarney last year, the 51-year-old makes another visit to Dublin, rolling out the greatest hits. The gig was rescheduled from last year, and a support roster includes Warren G, and D12.
The final, finally final Irish dates of Reginald Dwight and crew, rescheduled from last November - and usurping last summer's Páirc Ui Chaoimh gig as his last Irish excursion. Sold out.
US singer and songwriter heads to the Olympia with live collaborators for a two-night engagement, covering the breadth and depth of a three-decade-plus body of work.
Dublin post-punk producer rides the crest of a wave of momentum into an upstairs gig at Limerick's docklands gigging monolith.
