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The best gigs & clubs in Dublin this week

The best gigs & clubs in Dublin this week

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Monday January 21st

  • Years & Years @ Olympia Theatre (Sold Out)
    British synth-pop outfit.
  • Walking On Cars @ Whelan’s (€23+)
    Irish five-piece pop rock band.

Tuesday January 22nd


Wednesday Jan 23rd

  • Peter McVerry Trust: Elkin, Eve Belle, Barq @ Whelan’s (Donation)
    Charity shindig features the rip roar funk of Dublin-based Barq.
  • Marc Rebillet @ Tivoli Theatre (Sold Out)
    The producer turned satirist will roll out his bizarro set to a sold-out Tivoli Theatre
  • Loah, Sive @ Pepper Cannister Church (Sold Out)
    A co-headline set from two of the nation’s finest vocalists.
  • Showca$e: Art, Music, Design, Photography @ The Clockwork Door (Free)
    The first in a recurring series of art talks features Dan Bracken, Joshua Mulholland, Laura Seed & more.
  • The Beths @ The Grand Social (€13+)
    Kiwi Indie Rock group make a Dublin appearance.
  • Fisher @ D8 (10pm, €17+)
    Australian producer and DJ kicks off D8’s final week of festivities.

Thursday Jan 24th


Friday January 25th


Saturday January 26th


Sunday January 27th

  • Radie Peat @ The Pepper Cannister Church (1pm, Sold Out)
    Renowned contemporary trad artist performs a sold-out show.
  • Bastille @ Olympia Theatre (Sold Out)
    British pop group with an anthemic appeal.
  • Kakkmaddafakka @ The Grand Social (€16+)
    Genre-bending noisy group.

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