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Beth Gibbons announced for National Concert Hall Dublin show

The Portishead singer plays the NCH Main Stage on Wednesday June 30th 2027, with tickets on sale this Friday.
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Beth Gibbons has announced a Dublin show for next summer, playing the Main Stage at the National Concert Hall on Wednesday June 30th 2027.

The concert is part of the NCH’s Perspectives series and is among the final dates of the Portishead singer’s Lives Outgrown tour, which includes a run of European shows next summer. Gibbons has described the 2027 dates as the farewell shows for the album.

Lives Outgrown, her debut solo album, came out in May 2024, ten songs recorded over around a decade and produced by James Ford and Gibbons, with additional production by Lee Harris. It deals with motherhood, anxiety, menopause and mortality, and was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize.


Beth Gibbons plays the National Concert Hall, Dublin on Wednesday June 30th 2027. Doors/start 8pm. Tickets are €85 and go on sale on Friday October 30th at 10am via nch.ie.

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Friends of the NCH and groups of 10 or more get 10% off, and there’s a 50% discount for people with a disability and their carers/companions. Box office: +353 1 417 0000 (Mon to Fri, 10am to 2pm).

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Beth Gibbons @ National Concert Hall, Dublin
Date Wednesday 30 June 2027
Price €85.00

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