Mother are bringing their Pride Block Party back to the National Museum of Ireland at Collins Barracks on Saturday June 28th.
Chicago disco and house producer and DJ The Blessed Madonna is announced as a headliner with performances on the day from drag star Trixie Mattel for a very special Pride DJ set, Irish pop legend Samantha Mumba, Mother DJs, Sing Along Social, Haus of Wig, Drag Aerobics and more.
A new stage run by Dublin queer rave club Sweatbox is added this year promising ” thumping techno, house, electro, and club chaos — all served with a distinctly queer, inclusive, and hedonistic energy.”
All you can also catch performances and sets across three stages from 4pm to 11pm from:
Annie Queeries, Anziety, Avatar Guille, Crystal Queer Club, Culchie Goth, DJ Karen, Donna Fella, Emmy Shigeta, Ghostboy, Giita, Glamo, Jamie G, John Power, Kelly-Anne Byrne, Levino, Naomi Diamond, Paddy Scahill, Pixie Woo, Rocky T. Delgado, Ruth Kavanagh, Shaqira Knightly, and Shrem.
Tickets pricedfrom €47.50 plus booking fees will go on sale via Eventbrite, Friday April 4th, 10am.
“Pride 2025 isn’t just another party — it’s a landmark moment. We’re celebrating a decade of Marriage Equality and Gender Recognition in Ireland, and we’re doing it the way our community knows best: loud, proud, and together on the dancefloor. Pride is still protest, still joy, still resistance — and it’s never meant more.”
Mother co-founder Cormac Cashman.
GCN is Ireland’s national LGBTQ+ press in Ireland and is the long standing charity partner for Mother. The Mother Pride Block Party is one of the biggest annual fundraising drives for GCN and Mother is proud to contribute to ensure its sustainability as a key community resource for the LGBTQ+ community in Ireland.
