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  • Peter Andre

    Michael Jackson he is not, yet the Antipodean hunk remains a 'perfectly adequate entertainer'

  • Plan B

    Less grime, more wine - Belfast gives Ben Drew his due for braving the cold

  • Tourist History

    Chock full of singles, nevertheless Two Door Cinema Club's debut disappoints as a whole

  • The Gaslight Anthem

    Jersey rockers light up the Ulster Hall with bone-shaking anthems

  • Robyn G Shiels

    The Real Deal entices his flock upstairs in the Oh Yeah Music Centre

  • Darwin Deez

    Catchy pop rock, dance routines and freestyle rap battles at the Limelight

  • Fighting With Wire

    The Derry trio wrap up their UK tour in the Camden Barfly

  • An Appointment With Mr Yeats

    The best music Mike Scott has produced since Fisherman's Blues

  • Simply Red

    Money too tight to mention? Not after this farewell tour it ain't

  • Robert Plant

    The ex-Led Zeppelin frontman brings his Band of Joy to the Waterfront

  • Tony Allen

    The Afrobeat star may be 70 years of age, but is still limber enough to bring down the house

  • Imogen Heap

    The flamboyant singer-songwriter brings some drama to the Empire Music Hall

  • Jools Holland

    The charismatic Later... star brings classic blues and jazz to the Waterfront, but Ruby Turner steals the show

  • Django à la Crèole

    The Californian clarinettist Evan Christopher transports an audience to the streets of New Orleans

  • Chopin's Mazurkas

    Despite an energetic and poetic performance, the Mazurka marathon reveals limitations

  • Badke Quartet

    The award-winning players are impressive, despite some bad tuning

  • Postcards From Dumbworld

    In typically unconventional fashion, composer Brian Irvine continues to confound with his latest opera

  • Frankie Gavin and The New De Dannan

    Ross Moore asks, 'What's in a name?'

  • Liebeck & Forsberg

    Restraint and extravagance meet in this performance for the young at heart

  • Jan Krzysztof Broja

    Chopin's salon junkies would have been impressed

  • The Divine Comedy

    Hometown hero Neil Hannon charms the crowds at Ardhowen Theatre

  • Seasick Steve

    The man from another time returns to where it all began, writes Eddie Mullan

  • Picnic In The Park

    The Undertones headline a family-friendly day out in Derry, writes Garbhan Downey

  • Iron and Wine

    Americana folk hero Sam Beam shrinks the sell-out Open House marquee  

  • Ulster Youth Choir

    Volatile acoustics trump the hard seats at St Anne's Cathedral

  • ConTempo Quartet

    Good extroverted musical style, shame about the 'buzz'

  • Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation

    Distortion Project's death metal mini-fest proves the genre is alive and well in Belfast, says Andrew Johnston

  • Guns n' Roses

    Frontman Axl Rose delivers more pantomime than power-rock

  • Paul Weller, Wilko Johnson

    The Modfather pulls the crowd, but the ex-Dr Feelgood guitarist delivers the magic

  • Sonisphere Festival

    After the power goes out Andrew Johnston gets some Therapy? at Sonisphere

  • Tom Paxton

    The folk hero thrills the crowds at the Fiddlers Green Festival, writes Damian Murray

  • Oxegen 2010

    Northern Irish artists rise high above the muck at the Punchestown festival, writes Eddie Mullan

  • The Beach Boys

    Half gig, half train wreck - but it's still 'Fun, Fun, Fun' for Andrew Johnston

  • Slash

    Iconic rock star still in tune with his fans, says Andrew Johnston

  • Kenny Rogers

    The country maverick slates the crowd and refuses an encore - priceless

  • Debashish Bhattacharya

    The Indian guitar virtuoso dazzles in Belfast
  • Snow Patrol Ward Park

    Snow Patrol

    Bed wetters and drum sticks - the Bangor boys storm Ward Park

  • Dan Sartain

    Gets your jive on with Alabama's rockabilly greaser, writes Michael Wilson

  • Phil Kids

    The next generation of choral champions

  • The Wilders

    Americana at it's best

  • Metallica

    Metal titans Metallica storm the stage at the Odyssey

  • Fatboy Slim

    Giant's Park is a fitting venue for the radio-friendly king of dance, writes Ryan Hand

  • Time To Be Proud

    Energetic set of oldies celebrating early NI punk

  • Hypnotic Brass Ensemble

    Chicago’s greatest buskers have Custom House Square under their spell

  • Mr Hudson

    Pretty boy pop prince comes to Belfast, sans Jay Z, writes Ryan Hand

  • Rain Falling Up

    Philip Hammond straps in against the gravitational pull of Brian Irvine and the Ulster Orchestra

  • Opera Theatre Company

    Philip Hammond makes a reluctant return for the concluding part of OTC's History Of Opera

  • Opera Theatre Company

    A short history of the world of opera isn't short enough for Philip Hammond

  • New Belfast Sinfonia

    Philip Hammond reviews the New Belfast Sinfonia's December concert

  • Forgotten Carols Concert

    Heartfelt hymns and forgotten songs at St Bride's Church Hall bring the magic back to Christmas

  • National Chamber Choir

    Philip Hammond finds little to sing about in the Great Hall at Queen's

  • The Chilingirian String Quartet

    Performing at Portaferry Presbyterian Church, the chamber music stars impress Philip Hammond with music from three classical masters

  • Ulster Orchestra

    Philip Hammond attends a lunchtime recital at the Ulster Hall

  • Polish Passions

    Michal Dworzynski and Tasmin Little storm the stage in an outstanding concert, but do enough people appreciate it?

  • The Mariinsky Orchestra

    Philip Hammond travels back in time to Leningrad, 1942 - but was it worth the effort?

  • Hilliard Ensemble

    Philip Hammond heads south for an exhilarating evening of musicial modernity

  • Jandek

    'Fraudulent art', 'a swindle of the highest order' - Jandek touches down in Belfast

  • Stereo War Favourites

    They come from Derry, they're headed for the stars

  • Belfast Piano Trio

    Composer Philip Hammond comes in from the rain for a transcendant performance in Belfast's Rosemary Street church

  • ASIWYFA/Fighting With Wire

    Two of NI's biggest bands square off at Custom House, and both emerge as victors

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