Shellshock Rock review: Northern Ireland’s rich punk legacy

Four-disc CD/DVD box set is centred on the music as much as the superb documentary

The 50 best Irish films ever made, in order

Donald Clarke and Tara Brady's definitive list has more than a few surprises

U2 serve up celebration and solidarity in Belfast

Ahead of four shows at Dublin’s 3Arena next week, Bono and co. serve up a night of celebration in Belfast

Good Vibrations review: Fast pace, high energy and sardonic good humour

This stage version of Terri Hooley’s story makes the transition from film with style

Belfast Agreement anniversary to be marked by arts events

Literature, music and film among cultural events 20 years after historical accord signed

Teenage kicks, teenage angst

Simon Stephens’s ‘Punk Rock’ is coming to the Lyric, in a statement of intent by the Belfast theatre’s new boss. So will it deliver something ‘live, direct, physical and unpredictable’?

David Holmes: ‘Coming back to Belfast was a complex decision’

The international DJ thrives on creative chaos as he juggles performing, composing film soundtracks for Steven Soderbergh or Steve McQueen, and making and producing albums – his idea of a quiet life

That’s entertainment: our bumper TV, film and music roundup

Brian Boyd and Emma Somers root through a bumper crop of TV, film and music to find gift ideas for the loved one who thinks they’ve seen it all

International circus, dance and drama for Galway Arts Festival

Macnas promises street spectacle later in year

Led Zeppelin front man Robert Plant confirmed for the Electric Picnic

Plant was the lead singer in the biggest hard rock band in history

Good Vibrations

Middle-aged kicks

Richard Dormer, star of new film Good Vibrations, talks Northern punk, his passion for acting and the day he met Hurricane Higgins