This week's bumper crop of live streams and archive treasures features classic bands and plenty of Irish talent.
Don't forget to keep an eye on our live blog for the latest news on upcoming streams.
MADNESS
Madness singer Suggs and keyboard player Mike Barson got together with a string quartet for a socially-distanced performance featuring classic tracks like My Girl, Our House and It Must Be Love.
THE CRIBS with LEE RANALDO
Yorkshire indie band The Cribs got together with Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo across four different locations to record a version of their 2007 song Be Safe.
PAUL NOONAN
Last Friday it was the turn of Bell X1 frontman Paul Noonan to take to the stage of the National Concert Hall for a solo performance. Folk singer Lisa O’Neill takes up the challenge tonight.
THE RUBY SESSIONS
This week’s Ruby Sessions At Home paid tribute to Dublin's busking tradition by introducing two of our finest street performers – Padraig Cahill and Rosie Byrne.
THERAPY?
The Northern Irish rock stalwarts have been doing semi-regular ‘lockdown versions’ of classic tracks, and this week they picked their 1994 single Nowhere.
JESSE MALIN
New York singer-songwriter was joined by Blondie’s Debbie Harry on this week’s two-hour show of music and chat.
ROLLING STONES
The rock legends have uncovered some rarely-seen material from 1994’s Voodoo Lounge tour for this week’s dose of ‘Extra Licks’.
LAUREN GUILLERY
DeBarra’s Folk Club in Clonakilty have been inviting friends to perform from home on their Facebook page, and this week the French-born, West Cork-based indie-rock musician Lauren Guillery stepped up with her acoustic guitar.
RADIOHEAD
The Oxford band gave us a taste of their current (ish) live prowess this week with a show from their latest tour to date in 2018, from São Paulo in Brazil.
