Gig news: Django Django, Rhodes, Years & Years, Lianne La Havas, Lady Lamb and more

There are two Nialler9 events this Saturday and Sunday by the way. Check into the gig guide every week for what’s on this week.

This Saturday night’s Hollow Sounds Kilkenny show has moved to Set Theatre due to ticket sales. The lineup for it will be Jape, Slow Skies & Neon Wolf with a Jape DJ set and T/A/S/T/E DJs playing ’til late.

Pod and Hidden Agenda present Django Django in Vicar Street on Tuesday December 1st. Tickets are €22.50+fee on sale Friday.

Lianne La Havas announced for a show in the Olympia which you can win tickets for now.

Years & Years are to play the Olympia too on Friday November 6th. Tickets are €21+fees on sale Thursday. Shamir is supporting them on some UK dates before that so fingers crossed on that one.

Lady Lamb (formerly Lady Lamb The Beekeeper) is back for a show at The Grand Social on September 17th. Tickets are €15+fees on sale now.

Rising UK singer-songwriter Rhodes plays upstairs at Whelan’s on July 15th. Tickets are €15+fees on sale now.

Hidden Agenda & The Building Society Present French producer Étienne De Crécy for a DJ Set on Saturday July 25th in Hangar. Tickets €12+ from RA.

Clonakilty International Guitar Festival is happening from 17th to 20th September in the Cork town and performers include Jeffrey Lewis, Valerie June, Mama Kin, Joel Plaskett, Rachel Sermanni, Mo Kenney, Rusangano Family, Casey Black, The Octopus Project and more. Full details on shows and workshops.

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