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Cheap Date 3
David McLaughlin takes in the best of NI with Cheap Date 3
Headliners: Duke Special
Aoife White, Eabha Doherty and Emma Arbuckle interrogate the Duke
Ruby Murray
NI's record breaking singer once had five singles in the Top 20 at the same time
Downpatrick's Most Famous Sons Return
Ash are back with a new single and album number five
Tracer AMC Wear Their Hearts on Their Sleeves
Francis Jones talks to the instrumental act on trying to do something different
Rosie Stewart Loves to Sing
Jenny Cathcart meets the lady keeping the Ulster singing tradition alive
Living The Dream
Bronagh Gallagher reveals her Precious Soul, reports James Gracey
Oppenheimer Drop Perfect Pop
Francis Jones rates the debut album from the Belfast electro wonderkids
Sixstarhotel - 'A Kind of Crusade'
Francis Jones checks in and checks out the band's debut LP
Iain Archer: Instant Magnetism
Ivor Novello winning singer-songwriter on life after Snow Patrol
Barry Douglas
Belfast's Virtuoso Pianist
Dana
Profile of the Eurovision singer turned public representative
We Are The Gods of Hell Fire...
Listen to the latest rocking releases with Francis Jones
A Very Special Homecoming
Francis Jones witnesses Duke Special's sell-out Ulster Hall performance
Kowalski are Coming Up
Francis Jones meets the lovestruck pups with piles of potential
Camerata Ireland
International Irish Orchestra
Tying Up The Loose Ends
Richard Gilpin has a new album and new vigour, writes Brian Murray
Desert Hearts - Hotsy Totsy Nagasaki
Francis Jones rates the second LP from the Belfast indie-rock duo
Duke Special's Star Continues To Rise
Northern Ireland's hottest musical property talks with Francis Jones
Rising From The Ashes
Charlotte Hatherley talks to Francis Jones
All Go For Mojo
Francis Jones meets raucous Lisburn rockers mojoFURY
The Day Hank Williams Died
Write a Country & Western hit in 20 minutes? David Lewis takes up the challenge
Oppenheimer Bomb University
Top pop duo to play the Lunchtime Concert at Jordanstown
Armagh Becomes a Fantastically Musical Place
Andrea Rea sings the praises of the Charles Wood Summer School

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