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Following on from their spectacular show in The Royal Theatre in August this summer The Meteor Award winning Coronas are returning for one night this Christmas to The Royal Theatre Castlebar on St Stephen’s Night.

The Meteor Award winning Coronas are coming to The Royal Theatre, Castlebar, St Stephen’s Night for what promises to be a special festive show. Two very successful albums, Heroes and Ghosts and Tony Was An Ex-Con including their recently released single ‘Someone Else’s Hands’, have ensured this Irish band are receiving wide ranging support and affection from fans Their first album was described by Hot Press as “a soulful line between Jeff Buckley and the Libertines”.

Kilkenny band “Reko” are set to perform on Arthur’s Day after winning a top position in a national competition.

Local Kilkenny band Reko blew away the competition in Cork to take their place in a national showpiece with the chance to win a support slot with Snow Patrol.

There are still a handful of tickets remaining for tonight’s Coronas’ show in the Royal Theatre and this is a show that you don’t want to miss. Two very successful albums, Heroes and Ghosts and Tony was an Ex-Con, including their recently released single ‘Someone Else’s Hands’, have ensured this Irish band is receiving wide ranging support and affection from fans. Their first album was described by Hot Press as “a soulful line between Jeff Buckley and the Libertines”. The Coronas, featuring Danny O Reilly, Graham Knox, Conor Egan, and Dave Mc Phillips, have achieved platinum sales in Ireland with Heroes or Ghosts, and spawned massive singles such as ‘Grace, Don't Wait!’, ‘Heroes or Ghosts’, and especially ‘San Diego Song’ which became an anthem in pubs and radio stations all across the country.

As part of Mayo County Council’s Arts Office Summer Music Series The Lost Brothers play in St Michael’s Church, Ballina, Friday July 16 at 8pm.

Local band Seven Days were presented with a cheque by owner of the Annebrook House Hotel, Berty Dunne, on Friday last as part of their prize for winning the recent Tiger Untamed bands competition.

Fresh from their second UK tour in the past 6 months and rolling out yet another crunching single are Kilkenny’s pop rock quartet Saving J.

ACCLAIMED IRISH singer-songwriter Mick Flannery is one of the main acts who will play the Inishbofin Community Arts Festival which runs from Friday May 7 to Sunday 9.

The line-up of acts has been announced for the inaugural Tiger Untamed band competition, which will see 24 acts from all over the country doing battle in Mullingar's Annebrook House Hotel.