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Rory Gallagher's old band members to release two new albums
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Soaringly beautiful yet surprisingly grounded, Antony Hegarty and co light up the Waterfront
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Create your own green video and win VIP tickets to this year's festival
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The heir to Kate Bush's throne releases Two Suns, her 'difficult' second album
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Tasmin Little and John Lenehen buff up the gilding
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Guitar tech to the stars prepares to keep Leonard Cohen in tune
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Video from top Belfast band's 'secret' gig courtesy of Bandwidth Films
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Check out these shops for the best in new, classic and hard-to-find music
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US rockers have Andrew Johnston counting the minutes
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Tom Jenkinson kicks off the week in proper drum 'n' bass style
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They didn't rehearse. They didn't need to
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Music, art, books, theatre, dance, heritage, sport and much more besides
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It's all a bit Spinal Tap, but what did you expect?
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The first live performance of 'Stairway to Heaven' took place in Belfast
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Belfast boys return home - and not a slinky acoustic chord in sight
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Prolific Belfast-born contemporary composer returns to Queen's with ambitious new work
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The Joe Strummer Foundation for New Music supports Oh Yeah centre in creating new songwriting and rehearsal space
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Acclaimed DJ battles with the lure of the Black Box's seats
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After sell-out Belfast gig US psych-rockers talk about finding success, their diverse influences and the streets of Baltimore
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Winner of the O2 Undiscovered award on leaving medicine for a career in music. Click Play Audio to listen to current single, 'Dream Satellite'
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The County Down rockers tackle Everyday Demons and the Ulster Hall in December
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New website brings the best in local music talent
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Belfast rockers return with no fear of growing old. Click Play Audio for a podcast interview
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Lead singer with The Ataris goes acoustic for solo European tour
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Belfast's most famous punks celebrate the new Ulster Hall in style
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Lead singer Cormac Fee talks roller discos and wall murals ahead of the Tyrone band's debut single. Click Play Audio to listen to 'I Burnt the Roller Disco'
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Who said music and books don't mix?
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Tim Wheeler, Neil Hannon and Duke Special on writing and playing songs. Click Play Audio for a podcast
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An £8m facelift, a reacquaintance with those acoustics, and a new work from Brian Irvine - the Grand Dame returns
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Glaswegian indie rockers back to their best
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Ulster Orchestra triumphantly reprises late works by Strauss and Beethoven.
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Legendary singer, songwriter and composer discusses his craft, Eurovision and Elvis at Queen's. Click Play Audio to hear a full podcast recording.
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Oh Yeah calls on music lovers to clean out their attics
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The queen of the traditional scene helps the Black Box to find its feet
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The quiet man of Irish folk music. Click Play Audio to listen to 'The Homes of Donegal'
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Nick Drake's producer leaves audiences in awe of his musical life
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Belfast hosts ground-breaking ‘unconference’ for musicians and music industry professionals
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Over one million hits on YouTube drum up global interest in Queen's University student
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Great prizes on offer for festival lovers. Click Play Audio to listen to festival organisers and promoters.
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Queen tribute act joined by the Ulster Orchestra
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Detailed history of Derry's musical heritage from Guildhall Press. Read three full chapters below
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Read the full chapter from Guildhall Presses City of Music: Derry's Music Heritage
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Read the full chapter from City of Music: Derry's Music Heritage
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Read the full chapter from City of Music: Derry's Music Heritage
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The Scottish three-piece attract new followers at Belfast's Mandella Hall
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Francis McPeake School of Music may have to close after 30 years
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Live score of classic fairytale has Graeme Stewart feeling young again
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New Year's Eve concert line-up revealed for Belfast City Hall
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David Brophy conducts a night of classics at Queen's University's Whitla Hall
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Belfast's answer to Radiohead on why giving away music is the way forward. Click Play Audio to listen to 'Laid Open'
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Icy cool electronics fail to inject life into Belfast's Stiff Kitten
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Northern Ireland's rich musical heritage on show
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We catch up with Derry rockers taking on the world - and winning
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Australian pub rockers aren't ashamed to admit it - they're old school rock, like it or not
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Irish poet and songwriter celebrated in travelling tour and exhibition. Click Play Audio for a podcast from a recent performance of My Gentle Harp
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Glasgow's finest bring the house down at St George's Market
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Seattle indie stalwarts fail to light up St George's Market
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Newcastle born Kerrang! editor has seen the changes in music journalism
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American indie rockers look back to the future in Belfast's Limelight
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From the King's Head to the Opera House, it's been quite a journey for the hobo bluesman
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