Podcasts about hard working class heroes

Your favourite music industry podcast returns after a month away from the boards, but we're back and better than ever!Sonic Architect Adam is joined this month by Angela Dorgan of First Music Contact to discuss the bigger pictire of the music industry as well as an extensive history on Angela's experience, the Basic Income for the Arts Pilot Scheme and her involvement therein, how the industry has changed and the growth of Irish music in the number of decades as well as her role in Ireland Music Week (formerly known as Hard Working-Class Heroes for all of you OGs out there).And speaking of, as this podcast drops, this week is also Ireland Music Week; a three-day conference and showcase event that combines the best knowledge the music industry has to offer attendees, as well as a wealth of incredible live acts across a number of venues in Dublin City on from Oct 1 - Oct 4th 2024. You can get tickets to both the conference and the showcase gigs below.*If you'd like to get this episode and all NO ENCORE episodes a full 24 hours earlier and ad-free, check us out over on Patreon here.*-Follow Angela Dorgan on Instagram / X / LinkedInFirst Music Contact WebsiteGet Tickets to Ireland Music Week on EventbritePetition - Retain, Extend and Expand Ireland's Basic Income for the Arts Pilot Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We welcome you to our tenth episode and last episode of season one of 'I Am A Diva Podcast'. With myself Edgy V, as your lovely host & Celaviedmai an Artist, Female Rapper & Singer. Celaviedmai is a Galway rapper, now based in Dublin, who is becoming one of the most influential and most recognised names in Irish music industry and internationally after features from global platforms like Vice, Notion and New York Times. She opened up for well known artists such as Lil Wayne, Mac Miller, Hoodie Allen, Tinchy Stryder, Sneakbo, Section boyz, Jimothy Lacoste and recently Jafaris. She has also performed at Electric Picnic, The fringe festival and also at Hard Working Class Heroes; she has been featured in the New York Times, and Noisey. On this episode Celaviedmai tells us all about: * How her music journey began? * How music helped her fit in and gave her confidence growing up in school? * What it's like for her to be suffering from body dysmorphia and her relationship with food? * Why she doesn't rehearse before a gig? * And how she noticed some creatives make music, as a coping mechanism & why she feels that's not a great long-term approach & much, much more! You can keep up with & connect with Celaviedmai on her: IG: @celaviedmai https://www.instagram.com/celaviedmai/ Twitter: @celaviedmai twitter.com/celaviedmai Youtube: @celaviedmai www.youtube.com/user/maimarcin Soundcloud: @celaviedmai @celaviedmai Email: Manager for enquiries: monalxsataurus@gmail.com Song name played: Celaviedmai ft. Nealo & Alan Mckee- Questions (Music Video) www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkFcVUPcI…annel=Celaviedmai Thank you for listening to our tenth episode! Please make sure to follow us on our Souncloud account & follow us on all of our Social Medias for episode updates & until next time! If you would like to make a contribution to keep our podcast going, subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/iamadivapodcast FB: www.facebook.com/iamadivapodcast IG: @iamadivapodcast Are you a female creative in the Music Industry? And would like to be on the show? Please connect with us on: IG: @iamadivapodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this week's episode, we bring you a very special conversation and performance with musicians very close to our hearts: Molly Sterling and Laura McCabe. Molly has just released her second single "Stripped Down" which you will hear performed live alongside their first single "Plain Static" as well as the song "I am but a Man."

A quick look at some of the highlights of Hard Working Class Heroes 2017, featuring some of the greatest Irish acts around at the moment. Every Thursday night at Róisín Dubh, Galway, Ireland and every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. Strange Brew : Songs Of The Day playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/gugai www.strangebrew.ie www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway twitter/@gugai gugai@strangebrew.ie

That’s right listener, it’s another episode so soon after the live show as Dave finally SHATTERS his festival hiatus to take on Hard Working Class Heroes 2017 alongside Colm O’Regan and Craig Fitzpatrick, one of whom slept in and missed this recording session. Whoops. Thankfully, a hero came along in the form of Sean Adams […] La entrada NO ENCORE #081 | NO SEANCORE se publicó primero en Headstuff.

Hard Working Class Heroes 2017 took place over the weekend. Since I couldn't go this year I said I'd get the scoop on the festival from two acts playing each day. Swimmers Jackson aka Niall Jackson played the Workman's Club on Friday night, while Aoife from Ae Mak played the same venue the next day. They talk about their experiences from the speed sessions through the shows themselves and who was the best new Irish act they saw over the weekend

Having recently released his fourth album, Nocturnes' The Soft Animal, on Bluestack Records during the summer, singer-songwriter Pearse McGloughlin sits down at Hard Working Class Heroes for a chat. And then sits down a couple weeks later for the rest of the chat. We talk Leonard Cohen (RIP), Pearse's musical journey, solo vs Idiot Songs (with Justin Grounds) and Nocturnes, Sligo, the state of the music industry following Fight Like Apes's farewell message, and much more.

Loose Joints is new podcast hosted by Nialler9 and Sally Cinnamon talking to people about the music they love: old and new. In our second episode (see episode one), we are joined by booze enthusiast Oisin Davis of Great Irish Beverages (incorporating Irish Cocktail Fest, Irish Whiskey Fest and Irish Gin & Tonic Fest) and the creator of Poacher's Tonic. We talk about Oisin's New Jersey upbringing, grown men crying over beautiful songs stuck in traffic, what it's like to support Grandmaster Flash, the beauty of a basso profundo voice - the lowest you can get, a Hard Working Class Heroes highlight, the tune Oisin would like his kids to associate with him and a couple of Belfast bangers. Subscribe in iTunes. Also available in Stitcher, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. Download: Loose Joints Podcast #2: Oisin Davis (103MB, 1hr 46mins) https://soundcloud.com/nialler9/loose-joints-podcast-2-oisin-davis/s-E0Wgb Tracklisting Yves Tumor - Role in Creation (Sally) James Vincent McMorrow - Rising Water (Oisin) Solange - Junie (Niall) What tune or band takes you back to your youth the most? Grandmaster Flash - The Message (Oisin) A tune that inspires you most? St Petersburg Male Choir - A prayer For The Dead (Oisin) Paul Robeson - Danny Boy (Oisin) Pional feat Empress Of - The Way That You Like (Sally) Favourite Irish song: Breda Mayock - If Your Heart Belonged To Me by (Oisin) Favourite Irish album: Headgear - Singing In The Drain, Headgear (Oisin) Le Boom - What They Do (Niall) Tune you'd like your kids to associate with you: The Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald - Making Believe (Oisin) 808 State - In Your Face (Bicep remix) (Niall) LOR - Moon (Sally) Bat for Lashes - Joe's Dream (Oisin) Special thanks to Sean Corcoran for facilitating recording.

Ahead of Hard Working Class Heroes 2016 this weekend, I chatted to four (or some 100 acts) performing at the new Irish music showcase, Bitch Falcon, Shaker Hymn, Naoise Roo, and Galants. They talk about how they got started, what HWCH means for them, how they've found it in previous years and any tips they have this time round for the festival's 14th (!) edition.

Once director John Carney is in studio to discuss his new musical film Sing Street, an homage to his youth growing up in the 1980's Dublin. He is joined by Angela Dorgan of the Hard Working Class Heroes music festival. They discuss the role of music both in movies and in the day to day lives of young people, and how the pop of the 1980s helped cut through the occasional dreariness of life in Ireland. Sing Street is released on March 17th. Off Topic is a weekly arts and culture podcast from The Irish Times.

Ahead of Hard Working Class Heroes, Chris Somers from Elastic Sleep (playing the Mercantile on Friday at 10.40pm as part of HWCH) joins Eoghan to talk about the festival, the Hozierification of Irish music, and make their picks of what to see. Then, as Girl Band's Irish tour kicks off in Galway, they discuss Holding Hands With Jamie, their debut album, what makes it special and how a cover was crucial to their development. If you like the show, why not subscribe and rate us on iTunes? That'd be nice...