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MY CULTURAL LIFE: Stuart Bailie
Broadcaster and founder of the Oh Yeah music centre on working for NME, visiting Cuba and cutting his own groove
Keep It Simple
Van Morrison gets back to basics, writes Tom McShane
Hall of Fame - The Undertones
Stuart Bailie profiles the pioneering Derry band
James Joyce revolutionized writing and died half-blind in poverty.
Now he's a rock star. Click Play Audio to hear more
Singing For His Supper
Click Play Audio to listen to 'Lost In A Moment' and musician Niall Conn discuss the Song of the Year competition
Dame Felicity Lott
The queen of English classical performs the best of French Impressionists, Graeme Stewart reports
Szymanowski String Quartet
Polish quartet sparkle at Queen's, Graeme Stewart reports
Juliet Turner
After more than ten years in the business, the Tyrone chanteuse is still smiling
Pocket Promise
Click 'Play Audio' to listen to 'Facing Down'
Anthony Toner Sails Into Town
Click 'Play Audio' to listen to a live version of 'Sailortown'
PROFILE: Kieran Goss
Click 'Play Audio' to listen to an interview with Kieran and a live version of 'Brand New Star'
The Works of Brian Irvine
A Pocket Full of Kryptonite and Montana Strange reviewed by Graeme Stewart
Brian Kennedy at the Grand Opera House
Listen to Brian Kennedy's impromptu performance in our exclusive podcast. Click Play Audio to listen to a podcast with Brian Kennedy
Hall of Fame - Van Morrison
Listen to a podcast dedicated to Astral Weeks and read Stuart Bailie's profile of Van the Man
OUT TO LUNCH: Rachel Hair
Anne-Marie Marquess discovers the lilting charms of the harp
Ulster Orchestra welcomes Opera Superstar
Bryn Terfel makes NI début at the Waterfront Hall
Mix Messenger
Lyndon Stephens presents the the Irish DMC Mix Championships
Dedicated Followers of Fashion
Steven Rainey encounters a bubble of Belfast chic
A New Home for the Ulster Orchestra
Lee Henry meets the architects behind the Ulster Hall's £7.43m refurbishment
Orchestral Manoeuvres Open CQAF
Julie Feeney, Foy Vance and Duke Special take on the Ulster Orchestra
A Classical Response to War
Philip Shields examines the Mornington Singers' 'Responses to War' programme
Juliet Turner
Ten years on, the Tyrone chanteuse is still smiling
Introspective Detective
James Gracey meets leader of the lo-fi league, Tom McShane
Louis de Bernieres and the Antonius Players
Allan Preston goes medieval in the Spiegeltent
Tonight The City Burns
Belfast bands are striking up with And So I Watch You From Afar
I Proclaim A Riot
Scottish twins The Proclaimers to play the Waterfront Hall
The Chieftains
A national treasure brings the Waterfront Hall to its feet, writes Lee Henry
Orlando
OTC production mixes the classical with the contemporary, writes Graeme Stewart
The Seattle Sound in Derry
Fighting With Wire and Mojo Fury find nirvana in NI
The Ability To Share
Share Music pushes the boundaries of physicality and perception, writes James Gracey
A Tale of Two Finales
The Ulster Orchestra's new season takes off at St Anne's, reports Graeme Stewart
Foy Vance Will Blow You Away
Kirsten Kearney interrogates the man with the oddest name in music
Brian Irvine
A CultureNorthernIreland profile of Belfast composer Brian Irvine
What's the Rackett?
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon rocks Belfast, writes Steven Rainey
The Eternal Feminine
Graeme Stewart attends a National Chamber Choir of Ireland choral celebration
The Young Pretender
Steven Rainey gets down to business with songerwriter/songwriter John D'Arcy
Abandoning Their Grannies
Belfast musical family The Delawares on tunes, the big-time and parallel dimensions
Oh Yeah Computer
Steven Rainey attends a trans festival night to remember
Thin Lizzy
Peter Brennan wishes Phil Lynott was back in town
Robbi McMillen
Aindreas Cullinane talks to the Belfast boy with a love of all things 'trad'
Escape Act
Listen to the NI band that's freeing itself from the pack
And So I Watch You From Afar
Francis Jones meets the instrumental rock band who play like they want the building to collapse
Sine Language
The Sonic Arts Research Centre is Belfast's cutting edge aural institution
The Winding Stair
The folk-noir four piece talks technique, pretension and Yeats
And So I Watch You From Afar
The instrumental rock band who play like they want the building to collapse
Can't Stop The Rock
Francis Jones meets Oppenheimer's production whizz Rocky O'Reilly
Flawed Genius?
Francis Jones meets Paul Finn of great Irish hopefuls The Flaws
Oh Yeah, Now That's What I Call Music
New Belfast music centre leads the way for NI musical talent
Joe Echoes Through The Ages
He's a hit in Israel, and Paul Oakenfold loves him. Francis Jones hears how it happened
The Black Tokens
Belfast five-piece look forward to summer dates supporting Ash
Letting The Cat Out Of The Bag
Francis Jones finds out what's next for acoustic outlaws Cat Malojian
Geno Washington
Maëlle Guéroult is swept away by a soul legend
The Polskadots and Mazaika
Mark Bignell celebrates Belfast's international entertainment
NIMIC CD launch
Maëlle Guéroult witnesses the launch of the leading lights of NI pop
Cheap Date 2
David McLaughlin is late for a Cheap Date with four upcoming NI acts
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

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