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The bewhiskered covers duo are fast becoming Belfast's house band, earning residencies all over town by dismantling popular favourites
Mark McCambridge takes time out from mixing his forthcoming album to discuss new single 'Twisted Arrow', featuring vocals from former member of the Pixies and Breeders
American singer on moving to Northern Ireland for love, why jazz is in her blood and teaming up with Linley Hamilton at the City of Derry Jazz & Big Band Festival
With Van Morrison's Cyprus Avenue concert set for August 31, we recall other gigs in unusual places, from Pink Floyd live at Pompeii to the Beatles atop Apple Records
Derry-based songwriter and producer on collaborating with football pundit Guillem Balague, refusing to be categorised and releasing his debut album in June – listen to lead off single 'Sharks'
Lurgan singer-songwriter on generating hundreds of thousands of YouTube views, sharing the iTunes number three spot with Ed Sheeran and writing original material with the help of Generator NI
'A good record shop should be about something more than commerce.' Owner Kenny Murdock marks one year in business with free sets from Robyn G Shiels, OneKnown and more
Lyrical purveyor of 'Kilrea Gothica' on his fellow shortlisted nominees and writing new material with Therapy?
Belfast-based performer on his eclectic new album, 70s influences and changing his name for love
Belfast-born poet on rapping for change, relocating to Manchester and his debut album The Troubles
Nicola Armstrong of Banbridge Borough Council on past winners, new faces and what to expect from this year's line-up
Andrew Ferris, founder of Smalltown America independent record label, on teaming up with Caffè Nero for live gig series
The Kearney brothers from Warrenpoint like to play music in public for fun. Watch video of performances in Belfast and Derry~Londonderry
The singer-songwriter from County Down continues with his studies despite preparing to release EP number three, If You're Goin' That Way, in June
The Belfast-based singer-songwriter has overcome domestic violence and drug addiction to forge a career in music
Were you at Queen's University when Jimi Hendrix played the Whitla Hall, or when Seamus Heaney first read in 1961? Archive your festival memories
DJ Dibby Dougherty draws from experience in finding and promoting new artists. 'It's music that we love, and that's crucial'
Festival director Michael MacGowan on inspirational anecdotes, charity donations and cleansing body and soul
The Ulster Orchestra and Ulster Youth Orchestra combine at BBC Proms with a new work inspired by the Antrim countryside
Lawrence Street Workshops artist Martin Carter is joined by stall holders to ring in the London 2012 Olympic Games
Festival season is upon us. So plan your diary and let us know what's happening in your area
From the Mourne Mountains to Nashville and back – County Down's latest songwriting star has high hopes
Watch Dolbro Dan and And So I Watch You From Afar perform in indie stores and find out what's happening in your area
Shauna Tohill on providing the soundtrack to the ni2012 campaign, performing at the EMAs and the rise of the female solo artist
After 46 years of playing the blues, the guitarist misses the Guinness Spot and keeps finding Steely Dan on his CD player
Award-winning exponent of the sean-nós singing style on influences, albums and flying to the moon
Frontman Deci Gallen on new album 100 Miles of Broken Pavement
The DIY approach was the only way for the multi-talented songwriter. Listen to his debut album in full
Director Marie Lacey on fulfilling a lifelong dream
Adele Ingram on the bluegrass revival and playing the Ulster American Folk Park
Classical heavyweights prepare to play Derry~Londonderry
Watch Terri Hooley read from his autobiography, Hooleygan, and discover how the Hells Angels helped shape punk in Belfast
Watch Silhouette perform at a public piano in Cotton Court*, and find out more about lead singer and songwriter Shauna Tohill
Organiser Foy Vance on the two-day MONIO & Friends festival
The traditional singer releases her critically acclaimed debut album. Click Play Audio to listen to the track 'Going to Mass Last Sunday'
The radio presenter on discovering Amy Winehouse, busking with Brian Kennedy and getting the name right
The Georgia-born singer/songwriter sets up shop in Bangor. Click Play Audio to listen to 'The Box'
Neon purveyors of perfect pop get down in a good way. Click Play Audio for a podcast with Gregory Ferguson and listen to 'Ran Out of Love'
Acoustic guitars and pretty harmonies, Eskimos Fall tug hard at the heart strings. Click Play Audio for a podcast and EP version of 'Please'
Belfast's answer to Arcade Fire down tools for an encounter with the Fourth Estate. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview and exclusive track 'Johnny and Ruth Story'
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