Rock icon Jon Bon Jovi opened up on his Irish musical inspirations - including his encounter with Bruce Springsteen.

Irish punk rock band Fontaines D.C. will be bringing a night of "Romance" to Nashville — but not the kind of gushy, tender amour you might be thinking of. Their style isn't that simple. The band's ...

Check out some of our favourite new Irish songs to hear this week Fred again.. Feat. Sammy Virji and Reggie, Talk Of The Town ...

JON Bon Jovi has claimed that a late Irish rock star was the “reason he wrote music”. 80s rock icon Jon Bon Jovi joined Patrick Kielty on tonight’s Late Late Show just weeks after ...

No. 1 country hit inspired by Irish rock band U2 Trio of songwriters wrote this massive hit in 90 minutes. Jake Owen's 2011 No. 1 hit "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" may have topped the country charts and ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. Shamrock Tenors will bring Irish tunes and original songs to Paramount Theatre on Thursday, March 13.

“40” by U2 was released in 1983 and quickly became a staple for the Irish rock band’s live sets. And, apparently, it took only about 10 minutes to write, as well as 10 minutes to record, according to ...

A homage by U2 to finding hope among loss, their call to action to anyone who's given up on seeing the beauty in the world. Read more here.

Extend the holiday with tracks from Sinead O’Connor, the Pogues, Kneecap and more. By Lindsay Zoladz This year St. Patrick’s Day was on a Monday, a particularly cursed fate for a holiday associated ...

While the 1970s were likely the premier decade for hard rock, the 1990s sure do make a great case. From grunge to alternative to heavy metal and more, the 90s boasted a number of meaningful bands and ...

Irish punk band Fontaines D.C. will perform at Marathon Music Works in Nashville on April 30. The band's "Romance Tour" supports their 2024 album of the same name, exploring themes of delusion and ...

Jake Owen's 2011 No. 1 hit "Barefoot Blue Jean Night" may have topped the country charts and been the most played country song of that decade, but its genesis was inspired by a rock band. An Irish ...