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Gonzo hits, a manic roar and stories of Van Morrison in the 60s – the legendary blues singer sets the Black Box alight
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Patrick Kielty, Jackie Fullerton, Van Morrison and a host of Olympians share the stage at the Grand Opera House
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The Newry thrash metallers 'shriek and solo' their way through a set to celebrate ten years in the business
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The world has moved on, but iconic frontman Al Jourgensen is still angry. Give that man an electronic cigarette
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Scientologist crooner attracts Northern Ireland's Filipino population to the Waterfront – it's as weird as it sounds
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No founder members, but plenty of past magic from this humourless foursome
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A dedicated crowd get caught up in the emotion 'like their 4x4 keys and gym membership cards depend on it'
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His committment can't be denied, but a backing band may have made this the gig of the year
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Perhaps peforming solo wasn't the best idea, but the chanteuse still draws the crowds
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A Californian diva with a sense of humour is a rare thing indeed, but Mrs Brand is anything but orthodox
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The 60s folk-rockers are still impassioned, unfortunately the same can't be said for their audience
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Back on home turf, the indie legends give a high-speed performance of their greatest hits
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The Queen of Country goes through the motions on the last stop of her world tour
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Liam Gallagher struts, gobs and gives a shout out to the ladies – 'it'll all make sense in the morning'
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Kurt Cobain's favourite pop-punk trio attract a diverse crowd to the Black Box
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The metal legends put memories of a half-empty Maysfield Leisure Centre behind them
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A crowd-pleasing set from the Groover from Vancouver
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Streetlights, people - and a Filipino singer? Belfast's summer of rock continues
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Sandwiched between Thin Lizzy and Def Leppard, the aging showman leads from the front
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A 22 year-old musical about a 22 year-old rock legend. Buddy Holly might be gone, but his songs live on
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The eccentric Irish crooner gives The Prodigy a run for their money - but doesn't forget the ladies in red
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Prog rock fans rejoice as Pink Floyd's erstwhile leader builds The Wall in Dublin
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They didn't pay to hear his life story - 'a Tesco own-brand Greek tragedy'. He told it anyway
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The rock legends pay tribute to guitarist Gary Moore by going back to basics
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Andrew Johnston gives his 'expert opinion' on Simon Cowell's chart-topping foursome
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At 63 the Loaf's voice may have gone stale, but on the evidence of this typically theatrical show, crusty he is not
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Michael Jackson he is not, yet the Antipodean hunk remains a 'perfectly adequate entertainer'
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Less grime, more wine - Belfast gives Ben Drew his due for braving the cold
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Money too tight to mention? Not after this farewell tour it ain't
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The ex-Led Zeppelin frontman brings his Band of Joy to the Waterfront
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The charismatic Later... star brings classic blues and jazz to the Waterfront, but Ruby Turner steals the show
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Distortion Project's death metal mini-fest proves the genre is alive and well in Belfast, says Andrew Johnston
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Frontman Axl Rose delivers more pantomime than power-rock
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The Modfather pulls the crowd, but the ex-Dr Feelgood guitarist delivers the magic
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After the power goes out Andrew Johnston gets some Therapy? at Sonisphere
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Half gig, half train wreck - but it's still 'Fun, Fun, Fun' for Andrew Johnston
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Iconic rock star still in tune with his fans, says Andrew Johnston
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The country maverick slates the crowd and refuses an encore - priceless
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Metal titans Metallica storm the stage at the Odyssey
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Energetic set of oldies celebrating early NI punk