Music and artificial intelligence: ‘AI isn’t just a new sound. It’s a new infrastructure baked into our products and services’
Martin Clancy of AI:OK on the challenges and possibilities facing the music industry
Martin Clancy of AI:OK on the challenges and possibilities facing the music industry
For the Weather Station singer-songwriter, whose music is deeply concerned with the state of the planet, the Maga new world order represents a chilling departure from normality
Brian Eno, musicial maverick and sometime U2 producer, and Dutch artist and writer Bette A explore what art is and its potential to help humanity to change course
Eno, who has worked with everyone from Bowie to Coldplay, discusses his new book with Bette Adriaanse, the use of AI in art and his idea of ‘scenius’
Star of new biopic deserves gold medal for effort, but you can only wonder about the target audience
Moon Music is another album made with stadiums in mind; surface-level lyrics for instant connections
The electronic music maverick says his new album, Ritual, is not in a genre that can be easily labelled
The Talking Heads frontman is opening an exhibition with sketches spanning 20 years
This stunning package brings Kid A and Amnesiac together, with bonus features
Great explosion in English rock music was unintended result of art schools
Dubliner Colm Fitzpatrick eschews his indie roots for music of rumbling atmosphere
Latest Government announcements have delayed the promised increase in audience size for theatres and cinemas
London band deliver a safe but effective collection on their 'difficult third album'
Dublin Dance Festival and Ross O’Carroll-Kelly are among the other highlights
The English singer fulfils a long-held desire to draw on the works of Byron, Keats, Shelley et al
The singer can’t remember intensive care. ‘I was in a very dark place – presumably, it was death’
Six works on album sounds disarmingly home-spun
Zoom fatigue, plus the arrival of Rihanna’s Fenty range, could create the perfect storm
On the Charlatans frontman’s fifth solo album there’s lots going on in every song, but it never feels overcooked
Dunk Murphy delivers a seventh studio album, delicately layered as any chocolate treat
The Who guitarist on addiction, his new novel and why he’s still touring 40 years later
The Rubberbandit talks politics, podcasts, his new book, and angry men with Patrick Freyne
The actor on Brexit and Irishness, her Derry childhood, being independent and Quentin Tarantino
‘Every time I play there, I always tell myself: This is gonna be a sober Irish show’
Obama’s UN ambassador on her traumatic Irish childhood, Trump and ‘that’ interview
‘The primary core thinking behind quiet music is that this is a music you choose to engage with’
Manzanera was eager to experiment with styles in a way Roxy Music could not
Blame the Walkman for bringing us all to the point of listening to music in isolation
The singer faces calls to boycott next month’s contest. But it is impervious to politics
Madonna will sing as a special guest at next month’s Eurovision in Tel Aviv
His beautiful voice and avant garde compositions influenced David Bowie and Radiohead
Songs that represent classic and contemporary takes on Dido’s style
The best music, theatre, comedy, film and spoken word in the coming year
Musician says boycott is ‘partly the reason I am playing Israel – to stand against those who shame and silence musicians’
The Blur frontman on ‘Merrie Land’, Britpop, Oasis, Morrissey and John Lydon
Cillian Murphy and Imelda May also involved in all-star EP based on letters from the front
The English duo on why they’re doing their electronic manoeuvres with the lights out
The ex-Moloko singer on the freedom and heartbreak that inspired her favourite tracks
The former Smiths guitarist on his third album, ‘Call the Comet’ – his most personal yet – and why he's happy to stay solo
The audience asks the questions in this raw, intimate and revealing show
David Byrne returns with a hopeful collection of songs to restore our faith in the world
Home Front: Contemporary furniture for kids’ bedrooms and inspiring exhibitions
Daragh Lynch of Lankum on the album that changed his life and songs you have to hear
Lo-fi house has irked the dance establishment, and DJ Seinfeld is at the vanguard of the genre
The multi-instrumentalist, producer and Vampire Weekend co-founder on his solo album, his conflicted relationship with America, and why Brian Eno is his musical role model
Bestselling Norwegian novelist insists he is not a good writer. He has been corrupted by pleasing people, he says
How Music Works: Electronic producer Jack Hammill has been known to drop music from ‘Star Wars’ into his DJ set, but his own tunes have a wider cinematic scope
Phil Collins, who plays Dublin on Sunday, is hip again – but for Patrick Freyne he always was
The artist has created a world that is more than the sum of its parts
In the run-up to St Patrick's Day, Irish Times writers select the acts that represent modern Irishness
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices