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Student pubs guide: "It is worth avoiding the standard student night out every now and again" | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Liam Cunningham looks at the best places to hit when you’re in the mood to paint the town red… Starting college usually means getting to know a new city while meeting a completely different group of people. In the first few weeks, most nights out will probably be dictated by whatever student event everyone else is going to. The obvious ones are useful: they’re cheap, busy and full of people also getting to grips with student life. However, it is also worth going beyond them now and again. Here a
Cuba on the brink: "Many artists have emigrated, as has the audience that consumes quality art, and this has fragmented scenes that were once very strong" | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Drug use, mental health difficulties and emigration have all spiralled out of control as the US fuel blockade on Cuba bites. It’s also having a devastating impact on the country’s once thriving arts scene, as Liam Cunningham reports. When Cuban-born, Brooklyn-based music producer Garo returned to Havana in February, he noticed something unusual. The artist was attending Cuba’s International Jazz Festival. The event has been held in Havana since 1979, attracting hundreds of thousands to the capit
Live Report: Madness, Feeder and The Boomtown Rats conclude a nostalgia-fuelled weekend at Forest Fest | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Mayo's All Ireland triumph over Kerry became an unlikely support act as Feeder, The Boomtown Rats and Madness wowed the 16,000 festivalgoers who descended to Emo on the final day of Forest Fest on Sunday. For a county of just over 90,000 people, Laois has established itself as one of Ireland’s most significant festival destinations. Home to the globally renowned Electric Picnic and the steadily growing Folly Festival, the county has built a reputation for attracting music fans from across the co
Live Report: Garron Noone and Dermot Kennedy make guest appearances as Luke Combs kicks off historic double-header in Slane Castle | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Garron Noone and Dermot Kennedy make surprise cameos as Luke Combs becomes the first ever solo-artist to play two successive nights at Slane Castle Tonight marks a new chapter for Slane. The first concert since the death of its founder and organiser, Lord Henry Mountcharles, also brought the venue its first country headliner. The hill once belonged exclusively to rock and roll royalty. Thin Lizzy headlined its inaugural event in 1981 before The Rolling Stones, U2, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen an
Live Report: Johnny Marr wows fans with all the hits in The Iveagh Gardens | Hotpress (opens the original)
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Johnny Marr nearly made up for his refusal to reunite The Smiths, delivering a hit-packed set spanning the band’s career to a sun-drenched Iveagh Gardens. Forgoing the occasional spat with Morrissey, Johnny Marr has been commendably gracious about The Smiths since leaving as a fresh-faced 23-year-old in 1987. He rarely speaks about the band, preferring to protect its legacy and - crucially to those who have piled into the Iveagh Garden’s tonight - continue to play its music. As he takes the stag
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