Music Industry Ireland
The Strypes have reached another landmark in their young career having received the news that their Japanese tour has completely sold out. The quartet from Cavan are to play 6 dates in Japan before traveling to the UK to join Arctic Monkeys on their extensive arena tour. The Stryes are also returning to the Japanese music television station a�?Asahia��, making it their second appearance on the station this year due to high demand. The Irish youngsters are one of...
Read MoreAfter dramatically closing shop last January, HMV have returned back to the Irish shores under the ownership of Hilco, which bought the company in a deal worth almost 59 million euro. HMV relaunched their flagship store on September 12th, with The Strypes performing in-store at the Henry street location. HMV continued their relaunch with branches at Dundrum Town Centre, Liffey Valley, The Crescent Shopping Centre and a location in Limerick opening their doors on September 12th. Larry Howard owner...
Read MoreA moment that was missed by many in Budget 2014 was the listing of The Cork Events centre to receive cash from the 200 million National Lottery proceeds. Brendan Howlin the minister for Public Expenditure and Reform listed the events centre as a project that will be receiving funding as it will boost local economic activity and create many jobs. Cork currently doesn't have a facility similar to Dublina��s o2 arena , and although the centre will bring...
Read MoreMeteora��s new Christmas Jingle Composed by former Bell X1 Brian Crosby Today Meteor marked the official start of Christmas with the launch of its a�?Leta��s Get Christmassya�? campaign, which celebrates the well-recognised Irish Christmas in a manner only Meteor could. The TV ad debuts Meteora��s new Christmas song composed by Brian Crosby former member of Bell X1 and will be seen on our screens tonight. Read More