It was almost 9:20pm before Olivia burst on stage to her angsty teenage anthem ‘brutal’, and the electric energy in the room didn’t once waver as Rodrigo made her way through every track in her repertoire.

A gathering that spanned the generations got down and boogied as the King of Funk and his terrific ensemble put on a show that started on a high and never dipped once.

Pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo has been spotted out and about in Cork city today, grabbing a crepe before her sold out Live at the Marquee gig tonight.

Six concerts were held at the venue between June 15 and June 26, with Gerry Cinnamon, Picture This, Lewis Capaldi, and Dermot Kennedy all taking to the stage

Opening with 'Ordinary Man', Moore proceeded through a selection of perennial crowdpleasers

Ó Briain tweeted to say it was the longest show he’d performed on the tour

Superstar duo the Pet Shop Boys were spotted in Kinsale today, making a quick pit stop for a pint of plain ahead of their Live at the Marquee gig tomorrow night.

The whole show had the audience enraptured and the tent swelling with laughter.

The gig opened with the Cork City Samba Band, which Bishop jovially told the crowd he had booked the night before, but hadn’t remembered in the morning.

The show kicked off with Gerry Ryan introducing Riverdance for the first time on a backdrop to the stage along with newscasters and TV hosts from around the globe praising Riverdance, a fantastic prologue to the show

By the time The Coronas took to the stage, the crowd had already been electrified by Cork-grown opening acts Emmo and True Tides.

Since it began, around 1.4m people have flocked to gigs in the LATM tent, now in its 16th year of operation.

After a two year break, Aiken Promotions have announced a host of music, comedy and performance for this summer's Live at the Marquee lineup.

The American music legend has previously played at the Marquee and tickets for the latest show go on sale next week. 

The Welsh singer will be playing at the iconic Cork venue on Saturday, June 11.

The ‘Troublemaker’ singer announced his predicament online with a picture of him in hospital scrubs and on crutches.

His latest show, described as a “high energy mix of outrageous idea’s and whimsical flights of fancy” follows the success of his very popular improvised chat show on RTÉ 1 and chart-topping podcast along with Laurita Blewitt and Hector Ó hEochagáin: ‘The Tommy, Hector and Laurita Podcast’.

The ‘Mock the Week’ host will be playing at Live At The Marquee on June 23 next year.

Grammy-nominated, critically acclaimed singer-songwriter, Olivia Rodrigo, is to play Live at the Marquee next year. The 'drivers license' hitmaker will take to the stage in Cork on June 29 as part of her 2022 SOUR tour.

PETER Aiken of Aiken Promotions has said the ongoing pandemic will not discourage concertgoers from enjoying gigs or stop big names coming to Leeside.

The stage spectacular Riverdance has travelled the world performing over 12,000 times to a live audience of over 28 million people throughout 47 countries across 6 continents.

AIKEN Promotions have applied to have next year’s Live at the Marquee concerts covered by legislation banning the sale of tickets for vast sums above face value.

There has been a mixed reaction to news that 1,000 residential units are set to be constructed at the location of the Live at the Marquee gigs in Cork.

MORE than 1,000 residential units are set to be constructed at the location of the Live at the Marquee gigs in Cork.

A Cork TD has hit out at Ticketmaster’s reported change of policy regarding refunds for rescheduled gigs.

MORE Cork gigs have been rescheduled under the government’s ban on mass gatherings. Picture This have announced that their Musgrave Park gig on June 25 has been rescheduled and the band will now play Leeside on Friday, June 25 next year.

PET Shop Boys have announced a gig at Live at the Marquee this summer has been rescheduled for next year.

The inaugural year happened to coincide with the momentous occasion of Cork as the European Capital of Culture.

PET Shop Boys have announced a gig at Live at the Marquee this summer. The synth-pop duo, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, will travel Leeside and take to the stage at the tented venue as part of their Dreamworld: Greatest Hits Tour on June 9.

From making ‘em laugh at a local fundraiser in Tipp, to touring the world, and presenting the biggest live podcast recording in Ireland to date at the Marquee, Johnny B and Johnny Smacks have made the most of new media to keep a comedic tradition alive. Mike McGrath-Bryan speaks with the 2 Johnnies.

The upcoming Cork performances of 'Mrs Brown D’Live Show’ have proved so popular Aiken Promotions have announced they are adding an extra show.  The award-winning Brendan O’Carroll and Mrs.

International DJ Deadmau5 is the latest act to be confirmed for the Live at the Marquee gig series. Joel Zimmerman, more commonly known as deadmau5, is one of the world's most respected electronic music producers of modern times.

SINGING legend Tom Jones has sold out Live at the Marquee within hours of tickets going on sale.  Jones is celebrating his landmark 80th birthday this summer and remains one of the most enduring personalities in the music entertainment business.

Following multiple sold out shows including Iveagh Gardens Dublin on July 4, Fontaines D. C. have announced two more shows for 2020. The band will appear at Live At The Marquee, Cork on May 28,  followed by Live At Botanic Gardens in Belfast on May 29.

PROMOTER Peter Aiken is in talks with Cork City Council to find a new site for concerts in Cork after the final Live at the Marquee series in the docklands this summer.

Mrs Brown's Boys will play three shows at Live at the Marquee this summer.  The comedy live show, a spin-off of the hit TV show, will play on June 12 and two shows on June 13.  Tickets will go on sale next Thursday, January 30.

More than 1000 apartments could be built on the Marquee site on Centre Park Road in the coming years if a new consultation application is given the go-ahead in February.

THE soulful sounds of Lee Fields are heading to Live at St Luke’s in January. You might be thinking of the sound of dogs barking, water rushing or traffic from the Carrigrohane Straight but you’d be wrong.

One of the most successful Irish album’s of all time; A Woman’s Heart, is coming to Live at the Marquee for the first time next summer.

The Coronas is the latest act to be confirmed for Live at the Marquee next summer. The will play the venue on Friday 29 May.

Following her recent triumphant sold out Irish tour, Sinéad O’Connor has announced announced a major gig in Cork next summer.  Damien Dempsey will join her as her guest when she plays Live At The Marquee on Friday June 5.

Dido will take to the stage at Live at the Marquee Cork 2020.

After a long hiatus Australian band Crowded House return to live music and will make their Live at the Marquee debut next summer.

Cork music fans can look forward to some longstanding favourites playing in what will be the final year of concerts at the Marquee on the Showgrounds next summer.  Jenny Greene and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra will play the venue on Friday June 26.

THE end of the Marquee series in Cork is a “massive blow” and will leave a “vacuum” for Cork hoteliers.

THE developers who own Cork Showgrounds intend to be on site after concerts finish next summer, bringing the long-running Live at the Marquee concert series to an end in 2020.

CONCERT promoter Peter Aiken has said is he is unaware that developers plan to begin work on the Live at the Marquee site at the end of next summer, bringing the long-running concert series to an end.

Live at the Marquee 2019 ended on a high last night as Daryl Hall and John Oates brought the tent down. With songs spanning five decades, the legendary duo played a set of non-stop smash hits.

It was a case of I Can go for that as Daryl Hall & John Oates performed the closing show of Live At The Marquee 2019 Pictures: Miki BarlokBrenda and Michael O'Sullivan from Ballygarvan.

THERE was a sense of a homecoming when David Gray ended his 'Gold in a Brass Age' tour in style in a packed Marquee last night.