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That's where we'll be. For now, NO ENCORE is studio-bound for another deep dive into the music world. ACT ONE: An announcement. ACT TWO: David Kitt's lament, financial joy for Calvin Harris, label struggles for Sky Ferreira, an…

Hello. Are you there? Ah, good. You see, a lot of Ireland’s finest comic talent has migrated to Edinburgh for the month leaving us Hibernian schmucks with a dearth of laughs. The digest reflects this as I’ve been forced to enact a Comedy…

The Sunday Sermon podcast is a weekly podcast about current affairs and some more local incidents from Father Declan Quigg. This podcast is a must-listen-to, especially if you're in the market for a podcast by a very old priest with a…

It's a jam-packed edition of NO ENCORE this week with gig recaps, a fresh listening guide, a fun interview with the excellent Ho99o9 and all the usual regular fun and games to boot. Exciting. Zara Hedderman returns as Colm continues to…

That's a reference to both a film starring Clint Eastwood and Jessica Walter and the NO ENCORE featured album review this week which, incidentally, kinda-sorta divides the room as Dave, Colm and Craig reconvene to make sense of all the…

It was a highly eventful evening in The Workman's Club, Dublin, as NO ENCORE - The HeadStuff Podcast Network's only music podcast - turned 50 in some style. There was NO ENCORE LIVE! Not your usual instalment, this episode takes in…

WE'RE BACK. New year, new season, new music, same old NO ENCORE fun and games. Dave Hanratty and Colm O'Regan are joined in-studio by State Magazine Reviews Editor Zara Hedderman for an hour-or-thereabouts of music-related chat including…

In Episode Five – Alison is in safe hands with comedian, Fred Cooke. He used to be a life guard. As well as saving lives, Fred is known for his appearances in Spar’s national ad campaign as Fergus. Or Fergal. Or something. The only thing…

Naoise Roo The Workman's Club, Dublin Dublin native Naoise Roo has been gaining a lot of traction in 2015, and rightly so. Her debut album Lilith has received praise from the likes of GoldenPlec, The Irish Mirror, not to mention us here…