Cigarettes After Sex for first Dublin show in five years

American ambient-rock band Cigarettes After Sex are set to return to Dublin for their first show in five years later this year.

The band will return to play 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin on November 21st 2023, five years since they last played Ireland.

Tickets are priced from €38. plus fees on sale Friday 31st March at 10am.

About Cigarettes After Sex

The music of Cigarettes After Sex invokes not only the powerful feelings of euphoria inherent in the band’s name itself, but somehow manages to recreate emotions found only in the most romantic of movies; immersive, achingly nostalgic, thoroughly transporting, and intensely visual. It’s these powerful and unique qualities which have enabled the love songs of Cigarettes After Sex to reverberate across countless countries and excite the most devoted kind of following.

The band’s catalogue has sold over 2.5 million records to date, amassing 3 billion Spotify streams, over17million monthly listeners, and 800million+ YouTube streams. The band’s list of on-the-record fans include everyone from Taylor Swift, Kylie Jenner, David Lynch, Lana Del Rey, Françoise Hardy, Lily Allen, Busy Philipps, and more. They’ve been featured in Vice, Noisey, V Magazine, Interview, NPR’s Tiny Desk, and their music has appeared in The Handmaid’s Tale, Killing Eve, and Ralph Lauren ads.

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