Tony Clayton-Lea is a freelance journalist, writer, and editor based in Ireland. He focuses on national news and cultural topics and has written for publications such as The Irish Times, The Irish Post, and Business Post. His articles cover a range of subjects including music, art, literature, and entertainment.
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Tony Clayton-Lea's coverage primarily centers around music, concerts, musicians, and cultural events. He also provides expert commentary and reviews related to entertainment news. For engaging with him effectively, consider offering unique insights or access to prominent figures in the music industry for interviews. Additionally, if you have expertise in analyzing trends or providing critical viewpoints on musical performances or cultural events, it may resonate well with his coverage style.
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By: Tony Clayton-Lea
November 9th-15th: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week Event of the week Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
By: Tony Clayton-Lea
The musician on his new album, Light Entertainment, and why he wanted the country singer to appear in his film
By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Me & My Money: Claire Tighe, chief executive of TheatreworX Productions Claire Tighe is producer of the Christmas Panto Rapunzel, , from Friday, November 22nd until Sunday, January 12th.
By: Tony Clayton-Lea
As part of Irish Times Food Month, 10 tasty questions that hit the musical sweet spot Sign up for and have the best news, analysis and comment delivered directly to your phone
By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Yoakam returns to an evolving country landscape that just might make space for him Brighter Days
By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Straddling Cumbria and the Yorkshire Dales, this pretty market town is home to breathtaking scenery and endless second-hand bookshops
Mescal and Washington are solid in otherwise second-hand Gladiator II. Plus charmingly festive Christmas Eve in Miller's Point, vibrant doc Soundtrack to a Coup d'État, and rigorous if cold drama In Camera
By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Me & My Money: Ciaran Marron, chief executive of Activ8 Solar Energies
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Plus: What is the name of the upcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic starring Jeremy Allen White?
By: Tony Clayton-Lea
Event of the week Vampire Weekend Friday, November 29th, 3Arena, Dublin, 6.30pm, €56.85, ticketmaster.ie
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