1st week sales for all kendrick lamar albums

Various venues, North/South Main Street, Cork Saturday, February 3rd, and Sunday, February 4th, various times €27.10/€16.54/€11.27 uticket.ie If you’ve haven’t sampled their latest single Switzerland, then get on that and make sure you turn up on time to get a good spot to celebrate the return of the Newbridge group. The 2007 Choice album of the year winners are back, meaning that their hiatus is officially over. It’s the SEBP lads and, for their very first gig of the year, they’ve decided to throw the people of Galway a free gig. Róisín Dubh, Galway Saturday, February 3rd, 9pm free

Complete with hypnotising visuals, this is a night that will tend to all of your senses. Senni’s minimalistic trance will only heighten the euphoria that ELLLL and CLU will have so kindly laid out for you. Grayscale and Hidden Agenda have pulled a blinder with this gig, with the headline slot going to Italian producer Lorenzo Senni and support coming from Cork’s ELLLL and Dublin’s CLU. The Button Factory, Dublin Saturday, February 3rd, 11pm €11.04-€16.56 eventbrite.ie The Shape of Dublin to Come with Lorenzo Senni Lisa Hannigan: 21st century songs at the NCH on Saturday. Spoken-word highlights, meanwhile, include poet Stephen James Smith and grime/hip-hop duo Mango & Mathman (who, incidentally, raised the roof during Other Voices two months ago). Noonan and Lisa Hannigan perform with and introduce the likes of Saint Sister, Maria Kelly, Brian Deady, Loah, Seamus Fogarty and J Colleran. For this event (which also visits London’s Barbican Centre on March 5th), the focus is on emerging Irish artists in music and spoken word. National Concert Hall, Dublin Saturday, February 3rd, 8pm €34/€30/€27 nch.ieĪs part of NCH’s Perspectives series, BellX1’s Paul Noonan and NCH head of programme planning Gary Sheehan have devised a follow-up to 2016’s Imagining Ireland event.

1st week sales for all kendrick lamar albums