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The Nialler9 Dublin gig guide (April 26th – May 2nd)

The Nialler9 Dublin gig guide (April 26th – May 2nd)

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A list of personally recommended events taking place over the next seven days in Dublin. All times are 7.30pm/8pm unless stated. Let me know if I missed anything of interest in the comments.

There’s a huge amount of gigs in Dublin this week. Bodytonic’s Beatyard is on with Modeselektor Joy Orbison, Beardyman and more. Baths & Solar Bears play on Friday night followed by a free Star Slinger show. ASIWYFA launch their second album launch, Kid Koala is playing on Sunday, James Vincent McMorrow’s church shows are sold out and Vantastival and Sibín Festivals take place in Louth and Meath respectively. Just lots and lots on.. Click through to see it all.

Ticket giveaways:

  • A pairs of tickets to Future Bright: Sweet Jane, Saccade, The Syndicate @ Crawdaddy – Thursday 28th April.
  • A pairs of tickets to Kid Koala on Sunday May 1st.

Email [email protected] with your full name and choice before Wednesday at 6pm for Future Bright / Friday noon for Koala to be in it to win it.

Tuesday 26th April

  • Ruby Sessions: Little Green Cars, Mark Greaney (JJ72), Justin Grounds, The River Fane @ Doyles (€6, 9pm)
  • Rua Sessions: Eric McGrath, Dominique Brunier, Lisa McLaughlin @ O Byrne’s, Bolton St. x Capel St (9pm, Free)

Wednesday 27th April

See Also
St. Vincent plays Sunday / Gig Guide for Dublin.

Thursday 28th April

Friday 29th April

Saturday 30th April

Sunday 1st May

Monday 2nd May


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