Mr. Hannon is in suitably jolly form!

He's playing an intimate series of dates in September & October.

You can also watch him talking about his Bang Goes The Knighthood album.

HMV is next in line for the Bang Goes The Knighthood treatment! as Mr. Neil Hannon puts his alter ego away and returns with another offering from the...

The band will be celebrating their long awaited tenth studio album Bang Goes The Knighthood with a special instore performance

Ten Not Out from Divine Comedy man Hannon

You can catch the boy Hannon in The Sugar Club.

It's been confirmed today, the day after winning the coveted Choice Music Prize, that Divine Comedy have officially parted ways with their record...

Neil Hannon fought off tough competition from the likes of Duke Special and The Immediate to win the second Choice Music Prize at Vicar St, Dublin, last...

Fresh from his/their triumphant Oxegen performance, The Divine Comedy has/have announced a brief Irish tour.

In which prominent musicians fondle their crystal balls and deliver their World Cup predictions.

Skinflint Divine Comedy fans will be delighted to hear that the boy Hannon is playing a free in-store at HMV Grafton Street on June 16.

After the relatively disappointing Absent Friends , Victory For The Comic Muse is The Divine Comedy back to their louche, seductive best. This...

As the title would suggest, ‘Diva Lady’ sees Neil Hannon return to the flamboyant form that helped make his name a decade ago. Though easy on the ear...

To the unending delight of the crowd, the choice of Neosupervital to support The Divine Comedy was a good one, as they clearly share the desire that art...

There's an Irish double this year at the Somerset House shows.

Neil Hannon proves that he’s still alive when he brings the latest incarnation of The Divine Comedy to Dublin’s Vicar St.

Neil Hannon has made arrangements to re-release his back catelogue through his own label Divine Comedy Records Ltd.

Speaking exclusively to Hot Press, Neil Hannon has revealed that one of his new year's revolutions is an album of covers

Regardless of the presence or absence of colossal orchestras, there is no denying that Hannon is the Divine Comedy.

Hot Press' favourite Manchester United fan, Neil Hannon, dusts down his suit and gets prepared to take The Divine Comedy on the road this October.

Despite the song’s pastoral bent, it’s a fresh and enchanting offering; the perfect follow-up to the equally masterly ‘Come Home Billy Bird’.

If I make impossible demands of The Divine Comedy, it’s the fault of Absent Friends. The album of the year set the bar for the gig of a lifetime. (For...

Having disbanded the band, the man who is Divine Comedy sets out to make music that makes his soul happy. The reformed jack the lad talks music, memory,...

Having disbanded the band, the man who is Divine Comedy sets out to make music that makes his soul happy. The reformed jack the lad talks music, memory,...

The boy Hannon can always be relied on to cobble together a cracking radio-friendly tune, and this is gladly no exception.

The boy Hannon can always be relied on to cobble together a cracking radio-friendly tune, and this is gladly no exception. As ever, Hannon’s honeyed...

If you’re like me, then The Divine Comedy 1993-96 was aural El Dorado, the last couple of albums were disappointing, and Absent Friends is the one you’ve...