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The Killers are coming to Dublin's 3Arena this November.

Ahead of the release of the band's fifth album, Wonderful World, the American rock group have announced a huge UK and Ireland tour for November 2017.

Taking to the stage on Thursday, November 16, the band will perform some of their greatest hits from throughout the years along with tracks from their upcoming release.

Tickets are €65.00 including booking fee and will go on sale via Ticketmaster on Friday, July 14.

But, if you can't wait that long, pre-sale tickets will be made available to members of their fan club, 'The Victims' at thekillersmusic.com.

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MK sold out his last two shows in Dublin, and now the massive house DJ is returning to the Irish capital. 

The Area 10 show is being held in the Morton Stadium on July 1.

The show is essentially like a mini house festival, with the likes of Route 94, Klangkarussell, Sam Divine and KC Lights joining the line-up. 

 

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'The fully immersive, open-air show will see two stages of music housed within a pop-up metropolis for the all-day spectacular,' reads the event.

'MK has personally curated the lineup, inviting some of the most in-demand electronic artists to Dublin.'

'Expect world class production, the likes of which has never been seen in Ireland before.'

 

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Tickets are on sale today from €40.00 at Area10.ie.

The gig is strictly over 18s only. 

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Rock icons Queen will take to the stage in Dublin's 3Arena later this year.

The band, who will be joined by alternative musician Adam Lambert for the European tour, are hitting Dublin on November 25.

For their brand new European tour, the band are performing an entirely new show with epic production value.

Expect to hear We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions, as the band ring in the 40th anniversary of their biggest-selling studio album, News of the World.

According to MCD, Queen drummer and co-founder Roger Taylor says the 2017 tour “will look entirely different to the show we took around before.

"Production has really changed a lot, the things you can do now, you have a much broader palette, the technology has really come along."

"But we don’t use it all. We don’t play to click track. It’s 100 per cent live. We’re planning on doing stuff we either haven’t done before or haven’t done for a long time."

"We started as an albums band, that’s what we were. The fact that we had hits was just a byproduct.”

Tickets for this massive event will be priced from €87 including booking fee, and will be on sale from 9am Friday 21 April via Ticketmaster.

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Indie-pop band The Drums is joining the extensive list of amazing musicians playing in the Emerald Isle this year.

The band is coming to Ireland on October 3 as part of their brand new album tour. 

Three years after the release of their third record, the The Drums are celebrating their 4th album "Abysmal Thoughts" with the UK and Ireland tour. 

 

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The group have announced that they have signed with Anti Records, according to MCD,  and revealed the details of their fourth album. “Abysmal Thoughts”, which will be released on June 16.

“I said I wanted to let life happen? Well, the universe listened and life began to f*** me real good,"  said band founder Jonny Pierce of thr new album. 

 

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"But honestly, I make the worst art when I’m comfortable. The stuff that resonates with me the longest—and that resonates with others—is always the stuff that comes out of my misery.”

Tickets are €20.00 including booking fee, and go on sale this Friday at 9am from Ticketmaster.

We're looking forward to becoming immersed in the band's new sound. 

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It's turning out to be a great year for music fans, and now one more performer is setting his sights on Ireland.

George Ezra has announced that he's taking his tour over to our lovely green isle.

George will play in Belfast on May 26 and in Derry on May 27.

He'll then make his way to Dublin's Olympia on May 29, and carry on to Limerick, where he will play in the Milk Market on May 30.

The singer recently spoke about his hiatus from being in the public eye on Twitter.

He said: "There is no need for me to point out the fact that I’ve been fairly quiet over the last year.

“But I’d like to reassure you all that I’ve been beavering away at what will one day be my second record.

"It took a second to work out what it was that I wanted to write about, and then how to approach the writing and recording process."

We're looking forward to seeing him live!

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While we might still be feeling winters icy grip, we're already excited for festival season.

With amazing gigs like The 1975 at Malehide Castle and Forbidden Fruit already lined up, this summer is set to be a great one for live music.

As if there wasn't already enough amazing acts on their way, Trinity College's Summer Series line-up has just been announced.

The Summer Series will feature six talented acts over six nights in a set of open-air gigs from July 6-11 2017.

The gig series kicks off with Gregory Porter in July 6, who will be followed by James Vincent McMorrow on July 7 and Bell X1 on July 8.

Next up will be The Pixies on July 9, Two Door Cinema Club on July 20 and rounding out the festival is Alt-J on July 11.

Tickets for Alt-J and The Pixies are priced at €54.65 including booking fee.

Two Door Cinema Club, Gregory Porter and James Vincent McMorrow tickets will all be priced at €44.05 each including booking fee.

Tickets go on sale from Ticketmaster this Friday at 9am, so we'll see you in the virtual queue. 

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Tickets for Ed Sheeran's two Dublin gigs as part of his worldwide Divided tour sold out in mere minutes. 

Thousands of despairing fans have taken to Twitter in the hours since the gig sold out to express their disappointment.

However all might not be lost, as Ed is being hotly tipped by the bookies to keep his Irish tour rolling.

BoyleSports are offering odds of 1/3 that the superstar will add one more appearance to his Dublin line up, according to the Irish Mirror.

The odds of him adding two extra dates is priced at 4/7. 

The potential additions to the tour make sense, as the singer is taking a three day break between his Dublin and Glasgow gigs, so perhaps Ed will add another date to satiate his Irish fans.

The singer-songwriter is also tipped to play Electric Picnic at  9/4 odds.

Fans camped out overnight to be in with a chance of purchasing the highly coveted tickets. 

While we're keeping our fingers crossed that Ed does decide to add another date, Ticketmaster tweeted back one dismayed fan that there will be "just the two dates" for the line up.

Here's to hoping they change their minds!

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The entire country held it's breath as 10am approached, and hundreds of thousands of Ticketmaster tabs were opened in the hopes of getting tickets to the most hotly anticipated gig of the year.

You LOL-ed at the hardcore zealots queuing up in the rain over night for tickets, "sure have they no internet or something?" you thought.

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And now you are ticket-less, having joined the throng of thousands of online buyers who failed to get through to Ticketmaster before the gig sold out.

Tragedy has struck and you are still raging from the emotional roller coaster. 

1. Hope

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The stomach churning moments up to 10am have passed, and you are finally being held in the ticket queue. 

You haven't been this nervous since getting your Leaving Cert results, and though you say "I know I haven't a hope of getting them," you are secretly clinging to an intense, hopeful yearning.

It's like the lotto right? It could be you. 

2. False hope

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OH MY GOD you're through. 

Okay, time to choose your preferred seating and number of tickets. 

Fingers, toes, and everything else remains crossed.

3. Denial

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"Sorry, there are no tickets of this type available."

Cue manic laughter as you frantically refresh the page, change your preference to tiered seating and think "someone might have let their tickets go when they saw the bloody price, it's possible right? Right?"

4. Despair

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"Why have you forsaken me cruel world?"

"What have I done to deserve this cosmic ridicule? Am I not a good and kind person, a contributing member of society who deserves to see Ed live?"

5. Anger

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At this point you've Snapchatted your friends, who are possibly still stuck in the despair tier of emotion, a picture of the sold out gig on Ticketmaster and you are RAGING.

"Why didn't I queue up in the lashing rain at 2am like I told myself I should have?"

6. Anger at Ed

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Like, hello Ed Sheeran? 

You know you are beloved in Ireland and you teased us mercilessly since your return with your Irish-themed album.

There's even a song called Galway Girl for crying out loud, you should have know that you would have sold out a full week of gigs never mind two poxy nights in the 3 Arena. 

7. Acceptance

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Even though we all know you're lying you yourself and everyone else, saying that you don't care that you didn't get tickets to the gig of the year can help soften the sting.

And you'll see it all on Snapchat, right? 

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Green Day has announced that they are coming to Ireland next summer.

The band will take to the stage at Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin, on June 29 2017.

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The lads have just released their 12th studio album, Revolution Radio, which is their first one since finishing up their hiatus.

They will be joined by special guests, Rancid, and tickets go on sale this Friday.

Tickets are €59.50 and can be bought through Ticketmaster on December 2 at 9am.

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We all know that sometimes the best way to get your mind off a break-up, is to get to work, and it seems like that's what Danny O'Reilly is going to do.

Just as the news broke of his break-up with Holly Carpenter yesterday, The Coronas front man is set to play a gig in Galway today – absolutely free.

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But if you're there at the moment, you better be quick because he's set to take to the stage at 2pm outside Enable Ireland on High Street (opposite Sonny Molloy's bar).

The Front Door announced the news earlier today. “If you are in town be sure to call in or tag any friends that are fans!”

If only we could get a helicopter down…

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We love a good gig here in Shemazing! HQ, but this one looks set to be the gig of the year – and it's for a brilliant cause.

Syria's Vibes, a non-profit campaign to raise much needed funds for Syrian medical supplies and children is launching a music event on the three floors of the Grand Social with live performances and top DJs set to take the stage at 8.00pm on October 7.

The event is hosted by Dubliner DJ Calvin James Sweeney, co-founder of The SCOOP Foundation (Supporting Children Out of Poverty) who has spent the last 6 months living and volunteering as a medical assistant in Syria.

The foundation aims to draw on the universally shared passion for music by hosting DJ events and asking musicians and the general public alike to hold their own events with the aim to generate as many donations as possible.

Acts set to perform next Friday are:

  • Interskalactic (9 piece ska / party band)
  • Contour (electronic)
  • Zaska (8 piece funk)
  • Dogs (electronica)
  • DJ Deece
  • Malibu Club
  • Calvin James
  • Charlie Garrett
  • Long Island Sound
  • AJ
  • Boots & Kats

If you fancy heading along to the gig, we have TWO VIP passes up for grabs over on our Facebook and Instagram page.

The prize includes attendance for two at the VIP pre dinner in the neighbouring Woollen Mills restaurant, 2 passes for the Syria’s Vibes event and a copy of the highly anticipated SCOOP Art cook book which provides recipes which combine passions of both food and art for a very worthy cause.

We'll be there. Will you?

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"Triumphant," "ridiculously good," and "show-stopping" are just some terms used for Busted's comeback tour – which is making us even more excited to see them live.

Yep, Matt Willis, James Bourne and Charlie Simpson are all back together again after 12 years of a break, and their new concert, Pigs Can Fly, seems to be their best one yet.

The lads are bringing their tour to Ireland soon, and will play in Dublin and Belfast later this month.

Special fan packages are also available, which include tickets to the OMFG Zone and the Pigsty Package (which both sound wonderful).

The Pigs Can Fly tour is coming to Belfast's SSE Arena on May 30 and 3Arena in Dublin on May 31. Tickets are priced ar €53.15 are you can get them here.

Can't wait? Yep, us either.

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