Is Olivia Rodrigo covering Fontaines DC and CMAT the pop artist’s bid to garner grown-up cred? – The Irish Times
The sun was setting over Marlay Park, and somewhere beyond the horizon Olivia Rodrigo seemed to have caught…
Olivia Rodrigo’s CMAT cover is more than a brilliant excuse for pints – The Irish Times
Olivia Rodrigo constantly surprises people. She has sung what now? Her latest cover version is of CMAT’s When…
Call me, CMAT. Let’s write a song about my public transport plight – The Irish Times
I hope CMAT knows how proud we are of her. Certainly, pride was the overwhelming emotion that enveloped…
CMAT wins best album at Ivor Novello Awards: ‘It’s nice to finally win an award in England’ – The Irish Times
Irish singer-songwriter CMAT has said “it’s nice to finally win an award in England” after her record Euro-Country…
The Weight of the Woods review – A landslide of dude dirges – The Irish Times
The Weight of the Woods Artist: Dermot Kennedy Label: Island There’s an expectation…
Brit awards and Baftas: Criticising genocide and the rise of the far-right and being censored for it
Last week’s Brit Awards in Manchester saw several political comments by artists. Equally noteworthy were public reactions to…
CMAT faces stiff competition from Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift and more at tonight’s Brit Awards
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CMAT receives Brit Awards nomination for best international artist – The Irish Times
CMAT has received a nomination for this year’s Brit Awards in the best international artist category. It comes…
CMAT and Amble among shortlisted nominees for Irish Album of the Year – The Irish Times
CMAT and Amble have been shortlisted RTÉ Choice Music Prize Irish Album of the Year 2025. Also featuring…
2025 has been a phenomenal year for Irish artists – The Irish Times
Trust Fontaines DC frontman Grian Chatten to correctly answer the question that has been put to Irish musicians…
CMAT performs on Jimmy Kimmel Live as new album goes straight to #1 in Ireland
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