All Together Now 2024 highs and lows: Barry Can’t Swim ends up bowled over, a Glastonbury bad habit creeps in
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The National at All Together Now: A sad-dad singalong to cherish
Replacing Róisín Murphy at the top of Saturday’s bill, the band put on a performance that is more than just a showcase for diehard fans
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Gracie Abrams: The Secret of Us – Indie-pop that will take some beating for integrity and directness
The American songwriter delivers music that connects, with help from Aaron Dessner
Bryce Dessner of The National on his NCH residency: ‘It’s special for me. Ireland is a place where we feel comfortable and inspired’
The guitarist and classically-trained composer has a number of orchestral projects planned for autumn at the historic Dublin venue
Forbidden Fruit and All Together Now profit to the tune of €1.5m
Pod Festivals Ltd saw increase in profits for 2022, rising from €273,000 the previous year, accounts show
The National in Dublin: a night of gusto, gloom and heartfelt melancholia ends in a big, happy sing-along
Singer Matt Berninger plunges into the crowd for hugs and selfies like a Taylor Swift for crestfallen middle-aged people
The National have just released a surprise album. Here’s how we rate Laugh Track
Album will be thrill for fans whose tastes veer towards fervid dynamics of old
The National: First Two Pages of Frankenstein – thoughtful, evocative and a tad underwhelming
These slow-burning songs never quite ignite, despite the arguably incongruous presence of big-name guests
The National: ‘The Irish are such great singers and musicians – it’s almost daunting in a way’
The music almost deserted the Cincinnati band when they began to write their latest album
The National live: red wine-fuelled agitation that speaks to every hard day
Irish audiences lay themselves bare for visiting rock bands . . . and then there's The National.
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