Dark Mode Light Mode

Join our Newsletter

By pressing the Subscribe button, you confirm that you have read and are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Jyoty
Jyoty

Centre Point announces Autumn/Winter 2026 season featuring Mount Kimbie, Maribou State, Jyoty and Leftfield

Add as Preferred Google source

The Temple Bar venue’s new season runs across the coming months, with early bird presale open to mailing list subscribers from Tuesday September 15th

Centre Point has announced its lineup for Autumn/Winter 2026, running a series of shows across the venue over the coming months.

The season includes Jyoty, Dave Clarke, Mount Kimbie, Pegassi, Weval, The Avalanches, Leftfield, Maribou State, DJ Seinfeld, Flight Facilities, Surgeon, Sunil Sharpe, upsammy, Club Angel & Shuffa, and The Smiler & Andrew Cairns, with further shows still to be announced.


A genuinely wide-ranging bill. Jyoty brings her broken beat and global club sound, built on a genuine crate-digger’s ear. Dave Clarke, Sunil Sharpe and Surgeon represent techno at its most uncompromising with all three having veteran status, Clarke the veteran “Baron of Techno” from the genre’s early UK rave days, Sunil Ireland’s techno vinyl veteran and nightlife representative and Surgeon a similarly long-serving figure known for stark, industrial-leaning sets.

Mount Kimbie helped invent post-dubstep before drifting into something closer to art-rock, while Leftfield is a dance music institution. Weval and Maribou State sit in a warmer, more melodic strand of electronic music, lush chords and downtempo grooves, while Flight Facilities bring a breezier, disco-tinged pop sensibility. DJ Seinfeld and upsammy both represent more contemporary, internet-native takes on house and techno, lo-fi house and hypnotic rhythm respectively.

♡ Nialler9 is independent and reader-supported. Support us on Patreon →

A limited number of early bird tickets are available exclusively to Centre Point’s mailing list, with presale access opening Tuesday September 15th at 10am via Cymbal.

Centre Point is the late night name for Button Factory located on Curved Street, Temple Bar, Dublin.

Support Independent Music Coverage

Enjoying Nialler9?

We've been covering Irish and international music independently since 2005. If you value what we do — discovering new music, gig guides, festival coverage — you can support us directly on Patreon for as little as €6 a month.

Join our Newsletter

By pressing the Subscribe button, you confirm that you have read and are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Add a comment Add a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Previous Post
Harry Styles

Harry Styles transparent tour pricing shows the way for other artists to follow