Kneecap for outdoor Dublin summer show at Fairview Park

With the Belfast trio are about to kick a five-date run at Vicar Street in Dublin this week, they have been announced for their biggest live show in Dublin yet.

Kneecap will go large next summer, at Dublin’s Fairview Park on June 19th 2025 for their biggest gig in the capital yet.

With an acclaimed movie and a debut album on Heavenly Recordings under their belt, along with a year of headlines that saw them cancel SXSW, play Glastonbury, tour North America and continue to upset uptight loyalists at home, 2025 looks set to continue Móglaí Bap, Mo Chara, and DJ Próvaí’s ascent as they round off 2024 with their biggest show yet at the SSE Arena on December 21st in Belfast.

2025 will see Kneecap join support Fontaines D.C. at an outdoor show at Finsbury Park in London, touring Australia and New Zealand, and back in the studio with Toddla T to record their follow-up to Fine Art.

Tickets

Tickets are €59.90 plus fees for Kneecap’s Dublin’s Fairview Park show go on general sale this Saturday 2 November at 10am from ticketmaster.ie.

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