Recommended gigs & club nights in Limerick city this week

Thursday November 4th

• Villagers @ Dolans Warehouse(SOLD OUT)
  Following the release of his newest album in August, Indie-Folk singer-songwriter Conor O’Brien returns to Limerick.

Friday November 5th

• Emmo @ Dolans Warehouse (€12.50)
  The unique singer-songwriter from Cork, who takes influence from James Blake and Hozier, plays his first Limerick show.
• Sean O’Meara @ The Record Room (€10)
  In his first Limerick show Sean O’Meara will bring a blend of Folk and Pop to The Record Room.
• Mick Flannery And Susan O’Neill @ Dolan’s Warehouse (€25)
  Acclaimed singer-songwriter Mick Flannery is joined by multi-instrumentalist Susan O’Neill.
• RoomTwo Presents: Myler w/ K-9 Unit @ Pharmacia (€10-15, 9:45pm)
  Limericks foremost club night returns bringing Myler to the stage with support from resident K-9 Unit.
• Jenny Greene @ Dolans Warehouse(€18, 10pm)
  Jenny Greene takes over the warehouse promising a night of dance bangers.

Saturday November 6th

• Raging Sons @ Dolans Warehouse (€15)
  The Alternative-Rock Quartet play Dolans ahead of the release of their debut album.
• The Ultimate Police @ Kasbah Social Club(€15, 8pm)
  Ireland’s best known Police cover band play the Kasbah this Saturday. 

Sunday November 7th

• Ryan McMullan @ Dolans Warehouse (€17.50)
  One of Northern Irelands most popular voices comes to Limerick this Sunday.

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