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Rachel Chinouriri Shares New Single ‘Broken Chair’ | SPINSouthWest (opens the original)
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Rachel Chinouriri today shares the third preview of her much-anticipated second album, I think I spoke too soon, due for release on Friday 16th October 2026 via Atlas Artists / Parlophone Reco\rds. ‘Broken chair’ premiered with Zane Lowe on Apple Music’s New Music Daily and through the song’s off kilter sonics explores Rachel’s relationship with partying and alcohol. The lyrics find Rachel paranoid and hallucinating a metaphorical broken chair while walking the streets in the small hours after a
Beavertown Invites Public To Share Their Stories Live On Stage At Whelans | iRadio (opens the original)
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Beavertown, the brewery behind Neck Oil Session IPA, is bringing cold pints, live music and extraordinary everyday tales to Whelan’s, Dublin, on 7th October at 7pm, with the new wave of Beavertown Soundtrack Stories. Featuring intimate performances, stories from the artists and tales from the audience, the night comes with a twist: selected guests will have their own true stories soundtracked live by the Beavertown Soundtrack Stories house band. A post shared by Beavertown Brewery (@beavertownbe
Irish Gen Z Believe Life Get's Boring At 49, But Research Shows A Different Reality | SPINSouthWest (opens the original)
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The Irish Gen Z cohort may think life’s most exciting years are already behind you by 49, but the Irish aged 45+ overwhelmingly say the opposite. According to large new polling from Benecol®. Almost six in ten (59.3%) 18–25 year old respondents said that, by 49, someone’s most exciting years are mostly behind them, while 55.1% at this age believe most people should already have completed the big things in their life by age 49. Four in ten (40.2%) of Gen Z also said that when they picture someone
Irish A Capella Ensemble Ardu To Perform This Saturday On The Voice UK | SPINSouthWest (opens the original)
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Irish a cappella ensemble Ardú will appear on the new series (S14) of The Voice UK on Saturday, September 19th on Virgin Media One, Virgin Media Play, ITV1 and the ITVX player. The six-piece vocal group, which is the largest act to ever compete on the UK version of the series to date, will feature in episode five - aiming for a chair turn from one or more of this season’s judges: Sir Tom Jones, will.i.am, Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones (sharing a double chair), or newcomer Kelly Rowland. An intern
Mother x Absolut Bring Daytime Dance Party To The George For TENI Fundraiser | SPIN1038 (opens the original)
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Mother and Absolut return to The George on Saturday 3 October, 3pm–8pm with Daytime Dance Party: The Doll Edition; an afternoon of drag, DJs and queer joy built around one promise: Absolut covers the costs of the party, so every cent of ticket revenue goes straight to Irish trans charity TENI. The Doll Edition is about visibility. The dolls have always shaped, elevated and redefined queer culture and far too often done it while being erased everywhere else. This party will raise a glass to trans
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