Our pal, and yours (given half the chance), Richard Gilligan is showing yet more of his fabulous photographic work in the coming month. On at the Circus store, Dublin until the 26th of July if you can get there…do.

It’s just premiered in the US and hopefully, paint drenched fingers crossed, it should be making an appearance on this side of the pond sometime soon. Directed by Harry Kim Dirty Hands: The Art & Crimes Of David Choe documents the frenetic Choe as he ‘gets up’ in his unique and resolutely oddball way all over the globe. Can’t wait to see this it looks hilarious.  

Making a rare live appearance in London at The Luminaire of all places (it’s tiny), I can’t believe I won’t actually be here to see Comets on Fire on July the 5th. So it’s with an air of jealousy that I now type, tickets are £12.50 and available here Photo: J Bennett 

 If you get the chance to see Alex Gibney’s Hunter S. Thompson documentary, narrated by Johnny Depp, well…I would, it looks ace. Enjoy the trailer. 

With the Supersonic festival rapidly drawing near, what better excuse could there be to bring you this clip of Voice Of The Seven Woods‘ performance from last year’s event. Oh to be able to play like that! 

Mag pal and some time contributor Rich Gilligan stopped by yesterday to drop off issue 1 of new Irish skate mag Wizard. Printed on that delicious smelling heavyweight art paper and packed with quality snaps we’d urge you to snag yourself a copy next time you’re in the Emerald isle. It’s ace.    

To celebrate the launch of the first free pan-European mag dedicated to the world of fixed gear bikes, they’re having a party! Expect fashionable media types and comedy bikes plastered with Supreme stick to be everywhere you look.     

If you’re at a loose end on the 4th, 5th or maybe even the 6th of July and you’re in the London area you should definitely body slam your way along to the Lucha Libre Mexican wrestling extravaganza. Featuring sixteen of Mexico’s ‘finest Luchadores’ so the blurb tells me, one of whom who enjoys cross dressing, they’ll all be clobbering each other while wearing funny masks and swearing in Spanish at the Roundhouse every night at seven.   

So you think your band’s heavy?

Think again, and while you’re at it try this Eyehategod clip out.