Lucy O'Toole is an Editorial Writer at Hot Press. She focuses on themes in arts and entertainment, exploring cultural movements, pop culture, subcultures, and the latest in celebrity and entertainment news. Lucy's insights and commentary have been featured in various publications, solidifying her voice in the industry.
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Lucy O'Toole focuses on the local music and entertainment scene in Ireland, particularly Dublin. She often provides event coverage and seeks expert commentary within the music industry. If you have unique insights into emerging artists, trends, or experiences related to musicians and songwriting within this specific geographic area, she may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her interest in interviewing musicians and covering events, consider reaching out if you have access to up-and-coming talents or can provide valuable perspectives on the Dublin music scene.
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By: Lucy O Toole
As she releases her new EP, Something Is A Shell, and gears up for a headline show at the National Stadium, LA-raised alt-pop visionary Sofia Isella
By: Lucy O Toole
Ahead of his first Irish show in nearly two decades – at Beyond The Pale this June – reggae legend and regular Massive Attack collaborator Horace Andy reflects on a remarkable, decades-spanning career.
By: Lucy O Toole
As Lemoncello return with their boundary-pushing second album, Perfect Place, the Dublin-based duo talk dissonance, creativity, and drawing inspiration from Mitski, Joni Mitchell and Joanna Newsom.
By: Lucy O'Toole
Ahead of her Electric Picnic debut, BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2026 winner Skye Newman unveils her powerful new project, SE9 Part 2, this Friday. In between so...
By: Lucy O Toole
A year on from the release of their lauded Salt Of The Lee EP, Cork four-piece Cliffords are gearing up for another massive festival season – from
By: Lucy O Toole
From co-creating and co-starring in the wonderfully weird, era-defining Broad City, to calling out authoritarianism and human rights violations on
By: Lucy O Toole
Ahead of her Galway show this month, Kate Nash discusses her Irish heritage, covering Sinéad O'Connor, transphobia, her upcoming album, and being led to Spiddal by the faeries…
By: Lucy O Toole
After a decade out of the spotlight, Jimmy MacCarthy is back – with a run of sold-out shows in October, and plans to re-release two of his classic ‘90s albums.
By: Lucy O Toole
Having previously earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand at Circa in Terenure, chef Gareth Naughton now calls Co. Kildare home.
By: Lucy O Toole
Ríon Hannora – one of the country's most buzzed-about and thought-provoking fashion designers – talks corsets, bridal wear, funding, Dublin Independent Fashion Week, and styling the likes of Kate Nash and BIIRD.
