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The resounding success of PFL Belfast on May 10, 2025, marks a pivotal moment for Irish MMA, signaling a new era of prominence and potential for fighters from the island.

While doing a degree and moving away from home can be costly, there are numerous offers available to assist students in Belfast minimising their expenses during their studies.

Recently I had the pleasure of touching base with one of my favourite comedians in the world. Ciaran Bartlett is a renowned name in the comedy scene within the UK. From hosting a very successful podcast called "No Blasters" and having sold out shows all across the North of Ireland, this man is a distinguished name in the comedy...

An enthusiastic crowd, ready to have a good time, showed up at Ulsters Sports Club on Thursday night to welcome our very own Disorder to the city.

This week, The Royston Club made its Belfast premiere at one of the city's most active venues for fresh and varied music. Since its opening, VooDoo, a venue on Foutain Lane, has hosted a number of underappreciated acts.

The Sex Pistols' impact on the music business is being felt today, 45 years after the band's studio album Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols was released. For better or worse, in today's world, it still reigns supreme.

Hull-based four-piece Breeze presents us with an autumnal release with their brand-new single Adrenaline set for release on the 28th of October.

When the Britpop movement was at its height twenty years ago, many of its musicians appeared on Top Of The Pops and got involved in some of the most intense chart wars in recent memory. Although Blur, Pulp, Suede, and Oasis are well-known to everyone, the music scene was much more diverse than most would recall.

For some, it represented the haughty bravado of Oasis and cheek of Blur, while for others, it symbolised the astute wit of Pulp. However, the Britpop movement primarily created catchy songs about young people on the go. The scene provided a fascinating new soundtrack for young life for those who were growing in the early 1990s, in dingy pubs and...