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Daniel O’Donnell returns to Castlebar for one night on Saturday July 24. It has been 18 months since Daniel O’Donnell has played The Royal Theatre and his fans have been eagerly awaiting this show. Donegal’s favourite son, Daniel O’Donnell needs no introduction to audiences. Daniel’s success has spread far beyond his native shores and he is a major figure in the music scene in Europe, North America, and the UK. In fact, such has been his impact in Britain that in 2002 he was awarded an honorary MBE for his services to the music industry. However Daniel himself has declared that the award which he holds dearest to his heart is being named as Donegal Person of the Year in 1989.

You can bottle down most pop music acts by reciting how many hits they have had and how many millions of albums they have sold. These conventional measures fall short when you’re assessing the impact of The Beach Boys. To be sure, this band has birthed a torrent of hit singles and sold albums by the tens of millions, but the band’s greater significance lies in the fact that it changed the musical landscape so profoundly, that every pop act since has been in its debt.

IRISH INDIE electronic quartet Codes have been making waves on the domestic music scene ever since they first got together three years ago.

Limerick rockers and winners of Canada’s Indie Week 2007 Vesta Varro make a welcome return to the Marble City this week as guests of KilkennyMusic.com,

HARD ROCK band Citizen will launch their second single ‘C’mon Go Rising’ with a gig in Cuba*, Eyre Square, tomorrow night.

Daniel O’Donnell returns to Castlebar on Thursday December 11 and is very much looking forward to playing for the first time in the brand new, state-of-the-art Royal Castlebar Theatre and Event Centre. Donegal’s favourite son, Daniel O’Donnell needs no introduction to audiences.

Ian Brown, former lead singer with The Stone Roses, comes to Castlebar this November for a special one night only concert. The man who has provided influence for many hugely popular bands takes to the Royal Theatre Stage in what promises to be an exceptional show. The former lead singer with the seminal late 80s and early 90s group The Stone Roses promises to put on a show not to be forgotten.

Ian Brown, former lead singer with The Stone Roses, comes to Castlebar this November for a special one night only concert. The man who has provided influence for many hugely popular bands takes to the Royal Theatre Stage in what promises to be an exceptional show. The former lead singer with the seminal late 80s and early 90s group The Stone Roses promises to put on a show not to be forgotten.