From Dublin post-punk to alternative rock with Irish folk roots, a new wave of Irish bands is making its presence felt across indie music.

Sam Fender has announced his Proper Massive Stadium Tour ’27, with Wunderhorse confirmed as support across the UK stadium dates. Here are the dates, ticket details and why this is such an exciting pairing for indie-rock fans.

Wunderhorse are set to support Sam Fender on his 2027 UK stadium dates, but they’re not listed for his Dublin show at Marlay Park. Could Inhaler, The Murder Capital or another Irish act take the support slot?

A Facebook event listing has sparked rumours that Wunderhorse could reunite with Sam Fender for his potential 2027 stadium tour. Here’s why fans think the band might be joining him on the road.

Birmingham indie band Overpass are set to headline Sound City 2027 at Liverpool’s Grand Central Hall. After playing the festival in 2023 and 2025, their return marks a major milestone in their rise.

CHALK are stepping into the spotlight. Discover how the Belfast duo’s dark blend of post-punk and electronic intensity, new double single “Heaven / Hell” and upcoming tour with Fontaines D.C. could make them one of Irish indie’s most exciting names.

From studying in Dublin to playing major stages around the world, Fontaines D.C. have built their success through poetic songwriting, relentless gigging and a refusal to follow the crowd.

The story behind Sam Fender’s “Spit of You” is one of grief, family, and the emotions fathers and sons struggle to express. Here’s how a personal realisation became one of his most moving songs.

Fontaines D.C. return with Dopamine Chamber, a dark, cinematic fifth album exploring pleasure, technology and modern disconnection. Here’s why the band’s latest evolution is about much more than sound.

Nieve Ella has released her long-awaited debut album, How Long Will It Take?, an 11-track collection blending anthemic indie rock with honest songwriting about identity, relationships and figuring yourself out.

Fontaines D.C. and ROSALÍA join forces on “Where Is Gone?”, a cinematic collaboration that brings Irish post-punk and Spanish musical influences together on a standout track from Dopamine Chamber.

Fontaines D.C. announce an intimate London Roundhouse show in aid of CALM, with all net proceeds supporting the suicide prevention charity ahead of the release of Dopamine Chamber.

KEO have scored number ones on the Official Homegrown Albums Chart and Official Record Store Chart with their debut album Put A Smile On For Me. Could the rising indie band climb to number one overall?