You are going to need the luck of the Irish if you postpone buying tickets, word of mouth is going to make this a very ...

The Wolfhound, an Irish pub in the heart of Astoria, is gearing up for its ninth annual Traditional Irish Music Festival, a ...

The band came to Burnley pub, The Talbot on Church Street, to film the karaoke scenes for the film last year. On Friday, ...

Here are the 25 best rock songs of the last 25 years. While 2000 did not mark the turn of the century, nor the millennium (those counts start at 2001), it did signal a new era. The first decade ...

Irish journalist Caitríona Perry showcased her professionalism after a bizarre exchange with US singer Kid Rock during the BBC’s coverage of Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday. Ms Perry ...

affectionately come to be known as butt rock, a style of music that manages to be as popular as it is hated. Canadian songs turning 20 in 2025: from Jully Black, Daniel Powter, Martha Wainwright ...

A live interview on the BBC by Irish journalist Caitríona Perry went sideways when US musician Kid Rock asked her if she wanted to go skiing with him and told her she sounded “sexy”.

ATLANTA — At Notre Dame, the bar for legendary status is high. This is the school that gave us Rudy, after all, and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and Knute Rockne, and “Win One For The ...

Ultimately, the Irish journalist politely declined the offer, saying, “Well, we won’t get into that right here. So, no skiing today, we’ve got a day of broadcasting to do.” Rock ...

"Doing that for years and years, I mean, all the way up until my 20s, really gave me a good understanding of songs that connect and why they connect." But the Australian pub rock scene isn't ...

Languages: English, Greek, Spanish. Kid Rock left a reporter speechless when he told her "you sound sexy" during a live broadcast. The rocker, whose given name is Robert James Ritchie, was ...

"The Craic" whisks theatergoers away to a pub in southwestern ... as much through songs as through talk. Many songs here will be familiar even to casual listeners of Irish music: "Star of the ...