Teenage Wasteland

Jack from The Bracknall delivers a headlong Teenage Wasteland across growing up in Romford, Essex; the influence of Oasis, The Verve, & The Who; as well as first gig, first album and the punk spark that started the band.

He also talks about the band's new EP coming in October and their massive KOKO Camden show this December.

David Keenan delivers a fantastic Teenage Wasteland, through his Dundalk adolescence of family artistic education, war poets, The La’s, early songs and first stages, tracing the long route from teenage intensity to A Beginner’s Guide to Bravery and a remarkable current creative streak.

Liverpool songwriter and front man of Pele and Amsterdam, Ian Prowse delivers an illuminating Teenage Wasteland across growing up in Ellesmere Port, his first band Joseph Groome Towers and his brilliant new album No Names.

Cliffords deliver a fantastic Teenage Wasteland across genesis and evolution in Cork; a myriad of influences and insights into their creative process.

HamsandwicH deliver a rather brilliant Teenage Wasteland across the formation of the band, the release of their debut album and then the sophomore that propelled them to becoming one of Ireland's most cherished bands.

Twice Mercury Prize nominated Nick Mulvey delivers a blasting Teenage Wasteland across growing up in Cambridge, attending music school in Havana, studying ethnomusicology in London, forming Portico Quartet and releasing his debut solo album.

Engine Alley's Canice Kenealy delivers an encyclopaedicTeenage Wasteland combining a multitude of sounds and influences across the band's history, debut album A Sonic Holiday and its follow-up Shot in The Light.

Dodgy deliver a blasting Teenage Wasteland across growing up in Worcestershire, bonding over The The, moving down to London, forming the band, releasing seminal records and their most recent album, the brilliant Hello Beautiful.

In an early summer afternoon in Dublin, we sat down in the home of Camille O'Sullivan for a wide-ranging conversation about music, performance and artistic identity. What began as a discussion about the records and artists that shaped her teenage years quickly moved into a close look at her working method and the emotional intensity she brings to performance.

Hotly tipped for 2026, The Cases deliver a blasting Teenage Wasteland across their myriad influences, forming the band, first gigs, first songs and recording their debut EP.