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The Dublin based band, ‘Preacher’s Son,’ are performing in Thomastown this Saturday, October 30.

Tina turned out to be ‘simply the best’ on the night when stars took to the stage for charity and Cathy Fitzgerald won the hotly contested charity competition outright on Sunday night.

Listeners were shocked and appalled when a Labour delegate was interviewed sounding tired and hoarse on Morning Ireland last week.

With just over a week to go, organisers are delighted to announce that Gerry Moran, Jackie Tyrrell, and Orla O'Shea are on board to judge the Stars on the Night fundraiser in aid of The Susie Long Hospice Fund, The Hope Foundation, and The Niall Mellon Township Trust.

Whether you’re looking for a great wedding band, or just a good night out, head to the Carlton Shearwater Hotel, Ballinasloe next Saturday September 25 for The Suite’s showcase.

Kris Kristofferson returns to the Royal Theatre on August 5, where he will perform classic hits and tracks from his new album Closer to the Bone. Like the master singer-songwriter’s 2006 cut This Old Road, the new album is produced by Grammy Award winner Don Was. The previous collection – Kristofferson’s first recording in almost a dozen years – was hailed by critics as “one of the finest albums of his storied career” (Rolling Stone), “a stripped-down stunner” (Esquire), and “a return to his best work” (Q).

Country young guns The Cherokee Chicks play support to the veteran country music band Tennessee Breakdown in Mullingar’s The Stables next Thursday July 15.

They may have come a long way since their early days busking around Dublin over a decade ago, but Rodrigo Sanchez and Gabriela Quintero still approach their music with the same fire that has seen their reputation grow immeasurably since then.

Kris Kristofferson returns to the essentials of his finely honed craft on his new album Closer to the Bone. Like the master singer-songwriter’s 2006 cut This Old Road, the new album is produced by Grammy Award winner Don Was. The previous collection – Kristofferson’s first recording in almost a dozen years – was hailed by critics as “one of the finest albums of his storied career” (Rolling Stone), “a stripped-down stunner” (Esquire), and “a return to his best work” (Q).

Some of Ireland’s leading entertainers are warming up to sing the songs of The Beatles, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash, Elvis, Neil Diamond, and other legends of the music world in a charity show for GOAL’s work in Haiti at the Shamrock Lodge Hotel, Athlone on Easter Monday, April 5.