Will Russell is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, focusing on local music and cultural events. With a passion for storytelling, Will's articles provide insightful album reviews, interviews with artists, and live reports, capturing the essence of the music scene in Dublin. His work has been featured in Hot Press and Sight Magazine.
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Will Russell's coverage primarily focuses on the local entertainment scene in Dublin, Ireland. He frequently provides reviews and exclusive insights into music events and albums.
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Soccer Mommy on her superb new album Evergreen, shoegaze influences, epic tours, and her extensive collection of guitars.
Electric Sideshow celebrate Daniel Johnston. 9/10 Since 2020, Jerry Fish has co-hosted Dublin's annual'Hi, How Are You Day!' – an opportunity to celebrate
Aphelele Fassi is thriving in Tony Brown's attack and making good use of Willie le Roux's veteran experience.
Fine effort from soul maestro. 8/10 The gilded production triumvirate – Danger Mouse, Inflo and Michael Kiwanuka himself – that helmed MK’s UK No.1
On November 28, 1971, Rory Gallagher released his iconic second solo album,
Lu’s Jukebox spins The Fab Four. 7/10
On a stormy night in Dublin, Fontaines D.C. seemed determined to outdo the elements, delivering a show that was both refined and wonderfully cathartic...
Pictured: engraving of Christmas at Mount Vernon, the home of Virginian George Washington.
To toast four decades of their legendary debut record, The Pogues brought the rough and rowdy sound of their early days to 3Arena alongside a cast of Irish m...
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