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REVIEW: Bell X1 at The Empire

 

Thursday, January 6th, 2011

 

Ranked at number 9 in The Irish Times’ list of The Best 50 Irish Music Acts Right Now, beating other forerunners for the title such as Snow Patrol and even U2, Bell X1 returned to Belfast’s Empire Music Hall for an imitate acoustic set, an ideal venue for this performance.  With its comfortable atmosphere and unique setting, it provided fans with the ultimate opportunity to get close to the music and the band.

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REVIEW: Jimmy Eat World at Mandela Hall

 

Wednesday, January 5th, 2011

 

With catchy songs, great stage presence and a talented support act, Jimmy Eat World pleased the crowd on their return to Belfast. Opening for the band were More Than Conquerors, replacing the scheduled Minus the Bear who had to cancel during to ferry crossing problems. The band and its members are relatively young and unknown on the local scene, yet they are still talented musicians making them a good support act for the American band.

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REVIEW: Ellie Goulding at the Ulster Hall

 

Friday, December 31st, 2010

 

Ellie Goulding’s return to Belfast was warmly-received by a capacity audience at the Ulster Hall.  Following the popularity of this year’s success for the young star, Goulding’s autumn tour promotes the release of her new album, Bright Lights, which is already proving to be another success.  Supporting Goulding was the Irish band, The Danger Is. Delivering powerful vocals in the style of Lissie and carried by a heavy bass and drum combo reminiscent of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, their sound is unique among the music trends of now – definitely one to watch.

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REVIEW: The Drums at Mandela Hall

 

Monday, December 20th, 2010

 

2010 saw The Drums quickly climb in to position as one of the most name-dropped bands around.  They went from being placed fifth on the BBC’s Sound of 2010 list to playing venues all over the UK on NME’s Awards tour a month later.  With influences such as The Smiths, Joy Division and The Shangri-las it’s not surprising that the four New Yorkers had the Mandela Hall audience under their spell in no time.

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NEWS: SU representatives concerned over the fate of NI students

 

Friday, December 17th, 2010

 

Queen’s student representatives have expressed their concerns after the coalition government’s vote to increase the cap on tuition fees in England to £9,000 was passed on last Thursday. Although the fate of English students has been sealed, that of students in Northern Ireland still hangs in the balance.

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NEWS: Constitutional amendments pass at last SU Council meeting of semester

 

Thursday, December 16th, 2010

 

SU Council’s last meeting before the Christmas recess passed three amendments to the SU constitution and unanimously backed the reports of each sabbatical officer. Tuesday’s meeting also witnessed lengthy debate both on last week’s student protest outside Belfast City Hall, and on the proposal for a Republican Congress society at Queen’s.

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REVIEW: Westlife – Gravity

 

Wednesday, December 15th, 2010

 

After a year-long break, Ireland’s most successful boy band, Westlife, have returned to the limelight with their eleventh album, Gravity. Previous to its release the band claimed this is the album “they have always wanted to make”, yet listening to the tracks, it is not quite clear why, because although the sound is perhaps more mature, it is not wholly distinguishable from their previous ten releases.

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