The Coronas live in concert.
ON TOUR

The Coronas

17
critic concert reviews
global

How Good Are They LIVE?

Live Rating  

71
%
Based on 
17
critic concert
reviews
LAST 12 MONTHS RATING  
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Critic Consensus

Based on 17 concert reviews, the critic consensus is that The Coronas is rated as a watchable live performer, but their shows lack distinction.

ON TOUR

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Latest release

Time Stopped (Deluxe) (October 7, 2022)

artist info

GENRE
global
ORIGIN
Terenure, Ireland (2003 - present)
BIO
The band originally formed when the members were just 15 and students at Terenure College. The band was initially known as 'Kiros', but changed its name and line-up three years later to 'Corona'.
HAS PERFORMED with

CRITIC concert REVIEWS

Louder Than War (UK)

October 3, 2022
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The Coronas make up for lost time at Shepherd’s Bush Empire with a celebratory 21-song set big on new tracks that are every bit as rousing as their classics.

Backseat Mafia

July 4, 2022
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Roisin O’s fantastic voice and great stage presence stamorted the evening off on the right foot. She played a mixture of songs from her debut album and songs off her recently released sophomore album ‘Courageous’.

Music Connection (USA)

March 20, 2018
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Bowery Ballroom, New York City, USA

X-Press Magazine (Australia)

November 30, 2017
80
%
Irish indie-rockers The Coronas hit Metropolis Fremantle last Saturday night as part of their Australian tour in support of their new album Trust the Wire.

There Goes the Fear

November 16, 2017
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It was previously one of my favourite places to see bands in Washington but after seeing The Coronas play there on Sunday night, I think DC9 has won the top prize.

Mancunian Matters (UK)

October 24, 2017
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The wind was howling and the rain was pouring down, but that didn’t stop a strong allegiance of fans from queueing outside the venue’s doors, eagerly waiting to get inside.

The Upcoming (UK)

October 19, 2017
20
%
There’d be no Bleed American by Jimmy Eat World were it not for the likes of Rearviewmirror by Pearl Jam; both songs defined by a dogged, marching guitar sound, only between 1994 and 2001 there was a sweetening of this particular rock.

Past critic reviews published in

Hot Press Magazine (Ireland), Dublin Concerts (Ireland), Gigging NI (Northern Ireland), Scenestr (Australia), GoldenPlec (Ireland) and more

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