Ireland in 1992 was still a place where a chancer with a dream might take on the National Lottery - and in that lies the charm of this documentary

Techno titan Richard Melville Hall returns to the stage with a exhilarating set – and there’s even a nod to Father Ted

From Gorillaz to Florence Road via escapist pop, futuristic synth-funk and furious indie rock, this is our pick of the artists who’ll be on stage next weekend

Television: David Mitchell is sublimely awkward as John ‘Ludwig’ Taylor, a nerdish genius with dreadful people skills and a talent for unpicking arcane crimes

Brandon Flowers was once a teenager obsessed with New Order and The Smiths. Now he’s a 45-year-old dad embracing his inner Garth Brooks

Michael’s falling out with brother Danny adds familial tension, while the lasting impression is of politicians who are perfectly aware of the divisive figures they cut

Television: This creaky light entertainment institution is at its most compelling when it plays it straight

The singer brilliantly articulates what it’s like to have a lot going on in your head but find the world overwhelming

The star on the loss of Maxi Jazz, hanging out with Sinéad O’Connor and the evolution of dance music

Television: It comes as an enormous relief and novelty to find the anti-hero on the wrong side of things in this fourth season

Television: A poignant look back at the 2015 marriage equality referendum – and a heartfelt homage to journalist-turned-LGBTQ rights campaigner Charlie Bird

Television: Influential musician became ill during the making of In Time, and while this is not addressed on screen, a deep ennui hangs over the film

Welsh veteran’s well-preserved croon has acquired the wisdom and ache of a bluesman who has seen it all

Unresolved trauma is to the fore on As We Once Were, the new album by Welsh songwriter Catherine Anne Davies

With an unmistakable 70s vibe, old-school album delivers substance in its everyday angst