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  • Silver Lining

    Microlip's debut shows you can buy a polished production, but you can't buy cool

  • Flogging Molly

    The American-Irish rockers bring a touch of heart to Mandela Hall

  • Eminem

    Odd Future, Kaiser Chiefs and Jimmy Eat World provide support at Tennent's Vital

  • Beady Eye

    Liam Gallagher struts, gobs and gives a shout out to the ladies – 'it'll all make sense in the morning'

  • Andy Irvine

    The folk hero treats Belfast to Planxty classics, solo tunes and stories in between

  • Shonen Knife

    Kurt Cobain's favourite pop-punk trio attract a diverse crowd to the Black Box

  • Dillinger Escape Plan

    The punk heavyweights rip up the Spring & Airbrake – as if we expected anything less

  • Camerata Ireland

    Master pianist Barry Douglas conducts works by Mozart at St Peter's Cathedral

  • Iron Maiden

    The metal legends put memories of a half-empty Maysfield Leisure Centre behind them

  • Duke Special

    One of Northern Ireland's 'most versatile, affable and unorthodox' artists rocks Sandinos

  • Glasgowbury

    A heady mix of the old and the new has the sun shining on the Sperrins

  • Third Man Theme/Kowalski

    Oh ye hipsters of little faith

  • John D'Arcy/Mojo Fury

    Power pop and a visit to Barcelona

  • Event Horses/Rams' Pocket Radio

    Two new releases to soundtrack your summer

  • Ron Sexsmith

    The laidback storyteller's 'lullabies for grown-ups' hit the spot

  • Bryan Adams

    A crowd-pleasing set from the Groover from Vancouver

  • Chilli Fest

    Peter McCaughan gets fired up for naga infused stout, live tunes and... jewellery stalls?!

  • The Low Anthem

    The perfect gig to close the Open House Festival, despite the chattering classes

  • John Deery and the Heads

    The Derry quartet bring their anthemic sound to the Open House Festival

  • Ulster Orchestra Recital

    Belfast-born conductor Courtney Lewis conducts a fine group of soloists

  • Controlling Your Allegiance

    The Japanese Popstars rope in some of their musical friends to create a 'credible' dance album

  • To the Death of Fun

    Cashier No.9 produce an anthem-filled album that isn't to be missed

  • Journey

    Streetlights, people - and a Filipino singer? Belfast's summer of rock continues

  • Alice Cooper

    Sandwiched between Thin Lizzy and Def Leppard, the aging showman leads from the front

  • GoodWill

    A little bit of solidarity goes a long way - Bandwidth Sessions are given a helping hand

  • The Buddy Holly Story

    A 22 year-old musical about a 22 year-old rock legend. Buddy Holly might be gone, but his songs live on

  • Chris de Burgh

    The eccentric Irish crooner gives The Prodigy a run for their money - but doesn't forget the ladies in red

  • Fighting With Wire

    Another hometown gig for the Derry trio, three years on from debut album Man vs Monster

  • Roger Waters

    Prog rock fans rejoice as Pink Floyd's erstwhile leader builds The Wall in Dublin

  • Karaoke From Hell

    Sub as General Fiasco's frontman for a tune of your choice at the Spring & Airbrake? Hell yeah!

  • Belfast Philharmonic Society

    Christopher Bell, outgoing artistic director, signs off in style and leaves a lasting legacy

  • Rush

    After 40 years, the prog rock trio finally arrive in Ireland - and prove that punk had a downside

  • Kate Rusby

    The folk singer-songwriter leads from the front - but James Meredith misses the man with the trumpet

  • Cashier No.9

    Virtual bands, audience cartwheels and ‘stadium stompers’ make this Cashier No. 9 curated evening a golden affair

  • Drive-By Truckers

    The southern soul rockers crank things up a level, but the solitary Josh T Pearson steals the show

  • Gang Of Four

    Stage gimmicks cheapen an otherwise solid performance from the act that put the funk into punk

  • The Human League

    Laughable lyrics and a balding frontman can't put Fionola Meredith off getting lost in 'the joys of pop nostaliga'

  • Gangs

    And So I Watch You From Afar delivering their best yet with an outstanding, slow-burning odyssey

  • The Great Depression

    Robyn G Shiels finally releases some new material - James Meredith thinks it was well worth the wait

  • Visiting Hours of a Traveling Circus

    The long-standing Lisburn quartet's debut album is a departure from their early sound

  • Spiers and Boden

    No matter what you call it, this English folk duo's sound is likely to get you moving

  • Skip Little Axe McDonald

    A blistering set from an aging artist intent on bringing delta blues bang up to date

  • Barry Kerr/Alisdair Roberts

    Two folk musicians, poles apart, bring a taste of water and wine to the Black Box

  • Billy Bragg

    Would you like to swipe your 'loyalist card'? The leftie tunesmith brings the funny to the Empire Music Hall

  • Sleigh Bells

    It will be a while before the ringing stops, with the Brooklyn noise-pop duo pushing the limit at Winter Base  

  • Les McKeown's Legendary Bay City Rollers

    They didn't pay to hear his life story - 'a Tesco own-brand Greek tragedy'. He told it anyway

  • The King of Limbs

    Is it possible to review a Radiohead album two days after its unexpected release? Lee Henry thinks not

  • Thin Lizzy

    The rock legends pay tribute to guitarist Gary Moore by going back to basics

  • The Hold Steady

    The Brooklyn rockers aim to reconnect with their audience after a series of lukewarm album reviews

  • The Rubberbandits

    Sectarian chants from a section of the audience mar an otherwise enjoyable gig from the comedy hip-hop duo

  • Wire

    The art-punk rockers keep it real in Belfast's Limelight, and they don't care who likes it or not

  • CW Stoneking

    The Aussie bluesman brings back the addictive rhythms of a bustling 1920s New Orleans saloon

  • Bronagh Gallagher

    Singing and storytelling in full swing as the Commitments star takes to the stage at the Out To Lunch Festival

  • Celtic Connections

    The Glasgow folk, roots and traditional music festival welcomes Dick Gaughan and Giant Sand

  • JLS

    Andrew Johnston gives his 'expert opinion' on Simon Cowell's chart-topping foursome

  • Meat Loaf

    At 63 the Loaf's voice may have gone stale, but on the evidence of this typically theatrical show, crusty he is not

  • And So I Watch You From Afar

    Those lucky enough to get a ticket climb aboard the Dutch barge on the Lagan for a secret gig

  • Villagers

    2011 is set to be a year to remember for Conor O'Brien. Jill Black catches him before the arena tours begin

  • Frank, Dean and Sammy

    Deano should have stayed at home - Ol' Blue Eyes takes the ovation on his own

  • The Wee Wee Man

    An inventive mixture of poetry and song in the Ulster-Scots Irish tradition

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