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Dirty Pretty Things, the English rock-punk-beat band led by former Libertine Carl Barât, will play the Róisín Dubh on Friday November 7.

Likened to legends such as Bruce Springsteen, Preston Reed is expected to draw a large crowd to the Watergate Theatre this Sunday evening where he will work his magic on his best buddy - his guitar.

When a band announces it will no longer record albums it sounds like they have announced their own demise. In Ash’s case the opposite is true. One year after that surprise statement that Twilight Of The Innocents would be their last album, Ash seem liberated and excited about the possibilities the future holds.

An American-folk invasion comes to the Roisin Dubh this Tuesday with up and coming indie act The Cave Singers taking to the stage.

Fans of Charlie Landsborough will be pleased to hear that the man with the inspirational music is embarking on an Irish tour this November, taking in the Shearwater Hotel, Ballinasloe next Friday November 21.

THE OPENING acts of this year’s Galway Jazz Festival will be pianist Kenny Werner, Scandinavia’s The Thing, and Japanese avant-garde musician Otomo Yoshihide.

Since it first began broadcasting on Raidió na Gaeltachta in May 1999, An Taobh Tuathail has become essential listening for anyone who wants to keep abreast of underground and innovative trends in rock, dance, electronic, and world music.

A NEW chapter in the story of The Kanyu Tree opens tomorrow when the Salthill based band of brothers release their second single ‘Congratulations’ with two shows in the city.

SOUTH AMERICAN, French, Italian, and German films dominate the Galway Film Society’s autumn/winter season, with 11 films to be screened in the Town Hall Theatre from September 28 to December 7.

The 2008 Hype Entertainment Battle of the Bands came to a close on Sunday after six weeks of performances from the best of Kilkenny’s musicians.