A new Jameson Connects Stage at Other Voices has been announced from November 29th to December 1st for Dingle.
The larger capacity venue adds some new names to this year’s Jameson Music Trail who include London-Irish soul singer Maverick Sabre, Galway indie-rockers NewDad, English alt-rock band Wunderhorse playing a gig outside the main church, Irish electronic producer Elaine Mai, the producer/singer F3miii, Daithí and Paul Noonan’s HousePlants, Irish singer-songwriter Aoife Nessa Frances, Dublin vocalist polymath KhakiKid and more.
Surprise sets are also on the cards – stay tuned.
Dingle Bridge House will host performances on two stages. The Main Room will feature headline performances while The Family Room will offer unplugged sessions and stripped-down sets from a line-up of well-known faces which will be announced soon.
Here’s the Jameson Connects Stage – Bridge House Main Room Schedule:
Friday, November 29th
Khakikid
Newdad
Elaine Mai
Saturday, November 30th
F3miii
Julie Dawson (Newdad)
Cruel Sister
Celaviedmai
Maverick Sabre
HousePlants
Sunday, December 1st
Girlfriend
Aoife Nessa Frances
Wunderhorse
This year, Jameson has become title sponsor of iconic Irish Music Trail, Other Voices Dingle. The partnership, which sees Ireland’s most popular whiskey brand cement its long-standing commitment to supporting and promoting the Irish music scene, will be in place for an initial two years with a view to extending beyond 2026.
Other Voices will return to its home in Dingle, Co. Kerry from 29th November to 1st December for the 23rd year. A highlight of the winter months for many who make the pilgrimage to Dingle in search of great music and new connections, Jameson will bring a wealth of experience to the much-loved Other Voices Jameson Music Trail with the welcome addition of the Jameson Connects Stage at Dingle Bridge House offering another platform for artists to showcase their sounds.
Along with the Jameson Connects Stage line-up, Other Voices Jameson Music Trail will also see a selection of incredible artists make the pilgrimage to Dingle this year including; A Burial at Sea, Ahmed, With Love, Amy Michelle, Anna Leah, Annie-Dog, Basht., Big Sleep, Brad Heidi, Brién, Cable Boy, Caolan Ryan, Chubby Cat, Cliffords, Cooks But We’re Chefs, Curtisy, Danny Murphy, David Murphy, DUG, Ellie O’Neill, Fionn Regan, Fynch, Fizzy Orange, Gemma Cox, GRL (Cailín), I Dreamed I Dream, Iarfhlaith Ó Domhnaill and Natalie Ní Chasaide, Jack Sheehy, Jasmine Wood, Junior Brother, Kean Kavanagh, Lemoncello, Maria Kelly, Modernlove., Mohammad Syfkhan, Nerves, Nialler9, Oisín Leech, Olive Hatake, Or:la, Piaras Ó Lorcáin, Pippa Molony, RÓIS, Rachel Mae Hannon, Rory Sweeney, Saibh Skelly, Salamay, Scullion, Seámas Hyland, Séamas and Caoimhe Uí Fhlatharta, SexyTadhg, Shark School, Sick Love, Silverbacks, Skinner, Sloucho, Somedeadbeat, Still Blue, Tessio, The Bonk, The Cyclist, Tommy and Saundra O’Sullivan, Toshin and Venus Dupree.
The Other Voices Jameson Music Trail will feature live performances in Geaney’s Yard, Dingle Pub, An Diséart, John Benny’s, John Benny’s Green Room, McCarthy’s, The Marina, O’Sullivan’s Courthouse, Kennedy’s, Bean in Dingle, Murphy’s Ice Cream, Barr Na Sráide, Nelligans, Adams Main Street and An Droichead Beag.
Weekend wristbands for the Other Voices Jameson Music Trail are sold out but fans are invited to join the waiting list via Eventbrite. Weekend wristbands will give you access to every* show on the Other Voices Jameson Music Trail, including The Jameson Connects Stage and some special gigs in An Diséart.
Win Church & Jameson Music Trail tickets to Other Voices in Dingle
This year, you’ll have more chances than ever to see your favourite bands live, with most acts playing twice, giving you 100+ live sets to catch at 16 venues across the weekend! *Shows will be available on a first-come, first-served basis so make sure you get down early!
Other Voices 2024 is made possible with the support and partnership of Reed Global, The Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, RTÉ, Jameson, Kerry County Council, AIB, IMRO, Foras na Gaeilge and Ealaín na Gaeltachta.
