Georgia announces spring 2021 UK and Ireland tour

Genesis have confirmed that their much-anticipated reunion tour, set to take place across the UK and Ireland this November and December, has been postponed.Due to continued restrictions on large gatherings in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the prog veterans have announced new dates for the ‘The Last Domino?’ tour in April 2021.

Everything Everything have announced a 2021 UK and Ireland tour.The four-piece will hit the road next year for their first headline tour in the UK and Ireland in three years, and they’ll play in support of their upcoming new album ‘Re-Animator’.Kicking off at Nottingham’s Rock City on March 19, 2021, the tour will wrap up in Dublin at the Olympia Theatre on April 5.

Taylor Swift will released her new album 'Folklore' at midnight New York time (5am Irish time).

Instagram, ‘Last time I’ll be walking in here for a while, taking annual leave followed by a chunk of parental leave.’‘Don’t know which I’ll miss more, Ciara or her new fringe,’ she shared in a subsequent snap with her colleague Ciara Doherty.Playing around on her Instagram stories after the show on Tuesday morning, Ciara exclaimed, ‘I’m not very happy at all!… She’s leaving us.’She also wrote, ‘It’s not a good day for me. My Ireland AM bestie Karen Koster is taking parental leave.

Some of Ireland's biggest names and rising stars will come together later this month for a special one-off televised concert.

The Cranberries are set to re-release their second album ‘No Need to Argue’ as a deluxe reissue packed with unreleased songs, B-sides, remixes and more.The expanded edition of the Irish band’s 1994 album, which lands on September 18, will also include demos and live recordings from the era. All of the album’s original 13 tracks are remastered.Three B-sides are included in the release (‘Away’, ‘I Don’t Need’ and ‘So Cold In Ireland’).

The Hollywood actor Devon Murray who is known for his role of Seamus Finnigan in the Harry Potter films, announced on his Instagram account that he and girlfriend, Shannon McCaffrey Quinn will be welcoming their first child in January 2021. The actor took to his Instagram to share an adorable picture of a baby's outfit along with his girlfriend Shannon McCaffrey Quinn's ultra sound.

Harry Potter actor Devon Murray, 31, has announced that he’s expecting his first child with girlfriend Shannon McCaffrey Quinn.The star, best known for playing Seamus Finnigan in the film series, took to social media to share the happy news alongside a photograph of a babygro and scan snap. He wrote alongside the Instagram post: "Baby Murray - 14th of January 2021." Fans of the Irish actor rushed to congratulate him on the news, with one writing: “Such happy news.

Circa Waves have rescheduled their upcoming UK tour for 2021.The dates, which come on the back of the band’s recent album ‘Sad Happy’, will now take place next spring.“We will play these shows if it’s the last thing we do!!!” the band wrote in a statement announcing the new dates. “We have been told we have to move the gigs to March.

The UK’s first dedicated socially distanced arena has announced its first wave of huge acts this summer.

Blossoms have announced that they’re rescheduling their UK tour for a second time – check out the new dates below.The band had to postpone the second half of their extensive tour back in March, when the coronavirus pandemic hit the UK.The tour was then rescheduled for August, but the band have now had to push the dates back to spring 2021.Blossoms will now hit the road in support of their recent third album ‘Foolish Loving Spaces’ in March and April next year, supported by The Magic Gang.

Snow Patrol, Ash and Van Morrison are among a group of nearly 150 artists calling on Northern Ireland’s government to save the country’s music industry.The musicians wrote a letter to the Department For Communities (DfC) asking them to provide “urgent financial support” to venues, musicians and those working behind the scenes.Writing to former minister Deirdre Hargey, the collective said the coronavirus pandemic would have “serious implications” for the industry.

, said Eamonn, clearly gearing up for his time off.As Ruth said her goodbyes Twitter was already lighting up with comments: ‘Hang on @EamonnHolmes & Ruth off for a few weeks?? Nooooooo don’t leave us #ThisMorning’A second person remarked, ‘gutted we’ll miss you?’ while a third person wanted to know where they were off to?Currently, Ruth and Eamonn present This Morning every Friday and fill in for Holly and Phil when they are on holiday.

has announced that Prime Time presenter David McCullagh will take over her duties in co-hosting the news with Caitriona Perry.Director of RTÉ News and Current Affairs Jon Williams announced the decision on Friday describing David as one of Ireland’s ‘most formidable journalists.’‘For seven years, at Prime Time, he’s sought answers from scientists to Taoisigh, moderating – with Miriam – our Election 2020 Leaders’ Debate, and helping the programme reach some of the biggest audiences in its history

straight to your inbox Pep Guardiola and his players will not allow Liverpool to open up another huge gap in next season’s Premier League title race. That’s the prediction of former Manchester City midfielder Stephen Ireland, who says that the way Jurgen Klopp’s team has romped to the title has been a “lesson” which the City players have had to learn the hard way.

Well, here’s a thing I’ve got out of the habit of writing about. Someone’s announced some tour dates.

Naman Ramachandran Screen Ireland, the government development agency for the country’s screen sector, has launched a €1 million ($1.12 million) COVID-19 Production Fund, designed to partially offset additional production costs associated with implementing the newly published film and TV production guidelines (see link).Productions funded by Screen Ireland can apply for up to €75,000 ($84,600) per project.The Irish government has set out a phased return to normalcy in its document “Roadmap for