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The best gigs & clubs in Dublin this week

Highlights include IDLES, Kyrstal Klear, Silverbacks, GZA & more.

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Monday April 1st

  • Arthur’s Jazz Jam @ Arthur’s (Free)
    A weekly get together of the nation’s jazziest souls.


Tuesday April 2nd

  • IDLES @ Vicar Street (Sold Out)
    Punk group tour their KEXP album of the year winning Joy As An Act Of Resistance
  • Bob Reynolds @ The Sugar Club (€20+)
    American jazz musician and virtuoso saxophonist.
  • Lukas Graham @ Olympia Theatre (€30+)
    Danish pop group.
  • Watsky @ The Academy (€19+)
    American hip-hop artist.
  • The Exhibition: Chris Kabs @ Tramline (€10+)
    Chris Kabs leads the bunch playing a gig for Pieta house.

Wednesday April 3rd


  • ROE @ Whelan’s Upstairs (€12+)
    Derry native & pop artist.
  • DCU ANAM @ DCU (Varies)
    This two-day event features talks, music and workshops to help establish a cultural quarter in North Dublin.
  • Kaleidoscope: Only The Wind @ Bello Bar (€14+)
    South African violinist and overtone singer.

Thursday April 4th

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Friday April 5th


Saturday April 6th


Sunday April 7th

  • Gza @ The Button Factory (€31+)
    Wu-Tang boss man.
  • Easy Life @ The Workmans Club (€13+)
    British lo-fi electronica group.
  • Illa J @ The Grand Social (€17+)
    Detroit MC.

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