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The best gigs & club nights in Limerick: St Brigid's Bank Holiday weekend edition

Highlights: Shampain, Roisín el Chérif, Denise Chaila, Aoife Nic Canna, Gary Lightbody. Arveene, ØXN, Qbanaa, T.A. Narrative, and more.

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All door times are 7:30pm/8pm unless stated.



Thursday January 29th – Twilight Thursday

Shampain
Shampain

Dawna @ Ma Hogan’s (Free)
Singer‑songwriter Dawna.

An Evening Without Kate Bush @ The Belltable (€26.50)
Sarah-Louise Young takes you through an evening of Kate Bush classics.


Shampain @ Pharmacia (€12.50)
Limerick leg of Millennium Madness tour.

Twilight Classics @ The Savoy Library (Free)
The Irish Chamber Orchestra play a mix of classical favourites, Irish works, and contemporary pieces.

St. Brigid’s Imbolc Launch Party @ Mickey Martins (Free)
All‑female lineup of local artists celebrating Brigid.

The Sober Room @ Fia’s Café (Free)
‘An alcohol‑free B3B night from 061 veterans’.

Trad Folkin Flag Winners Rock @ Record Room (Free)
Double bill with ‘tradtronica’ collective Huartan and spoken-word artist Dyrt.


Friday January 30th

Denise Chaila. Photo: B+
Denise Chaila. Photo: B+

Tintéan Sessions @ Timmy Martin’s (Free, 2pm)
Trad session in a pub.

Roisín el Chérif @ Perry Hotel (Sold out)
Roisín el Chérif and harpist Nora Casey open All we Have are Days.

Abbaesque @ Dolan’s Warehouse (€22)
A night of all things Abba.

Sexy Tadhg @ Dolan’s Upstairs (€14)
‘Pianist, songwriter, vocalist, and fashion designer’

Dylan Flynn & The Dead Poets @ The White House (Sold out)
Limerick rockers play a hometown show.

Denise Chaila and guests @ The Coach House (Sold out)
All we Have are Days headliner Denise Chaila with Róisín El Cherif, Sean O’Meara, and more.

Winner Flags @ Record Room (Sold out)
Shakalak and T.A. Narrative perform.

Aoife Nic Canna @ Mickey Martins (Free, 9pm)
Get your dancing shoes on.


Saturday, January 31st

Curtisy (Photo: Conor Price/@Conorprice_)

Trad Folkin’ Rocks Trad Bus @ Colbert Station (Free, 12pm)
Trad bus through Limerick.

Opening Bars @ Paul Flannery’s (Free, 12pm)
Aoife Nic Canna and Steve ón ‘Dings to start off your day.

Steve ón ‘Dings @ Myles Breen’s (Free, 1pm)
Steve ón ‘Dings second gig of Saturday.

Tintéan Sessions @ Bobby Byrne’s (Free, 2pm)
Jazz session in a pub.

Arveene, Donal Dineen @ Mickey Martins (Free, 4pm)
Arv and Dineen take Mickey’s Lane for All we Have are Days.

Simple Things @ Mother Mac’s (Sold out)
Irish folk-pop trio from County Kerry.

Dani Larkin @ Steamboat Music (Free, 5pm)
Multi-instrumentalist Dani Larkin playing her sophomore album Next of Kin.

Josh O’Keefe @ The Commercial (Sold out)
Folk singer-songwriter.

The Seeger Sessions Revival @ Lime Tree Theatre (€13.50)
13-piece band playing Bruce Springsteen’s Seeger Sessions album.

VNV Nation @ Dolan’s Warehouse (€28)
European-based alternative electronic project.

Trad Folikn Rocks @ Record Room (Free)
Performances from Rónán Ó Snodaigh and Meadhbh Hayes.

Gary Lightbody @ St John’s Church (Sold out)
Snow Patrol’s Gary Lightbody in conversation and performance with Dr. Jennifer McMahon.

Curtisy @ Pharmacia (€12.50, 9pm)
Dublin hip-hop artist back in Limerick.

Zen @ Pharmacia (€7, 11pm)
Melodic house and techno until late.


Sunday, February 1st

Øxn

Anna B Savage @ The White House (Free, 12pm)
Multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter.

Tintéan Sessions @ JJ Bowle’s (Free, 2pm)
Trad session in a pub.

Sunday Service @ Dolan’s Warehouse (€12)
Mother of Pearl, John Foley, The Prize Band, Dinorah, and Maisie’s Room.

Strictly Rhythm @ Record Room (Free)
Dj Niall Colgan on the decks.

T.A. Narrative @ JJ Bowles (Sold out)
Electro-pop duo in Limerick’s oldest pub.

Qbanaa @ Jerry Flannery’s (Sold out)
Blending neo-soul and Latin jazz-infused pop.

ØXN @ John’s Church (Sold out)
Experimental doom folk with support from Anna B Savage.

Circus Ponies @ Old Quarter (€15, 9pm)
Ennis-based band with 15-20 members.

DeCarteret @ The Commercial (Free, 9pm)
Clare-based singer-songwriter blending neo-soul, jazz, and R&B.

Pilgrims @ The Coach House (€22.50, 11pm)
Bell X1 founders Paul Noonan and Brian Crosby.


Monday, February 2nd

The Olllam (Photo: Andy Von Pip)

Opening Bars @ Mother Mac’s (Free, 12pm)
John ‘Spud’ Murphy and Steve ón ‘Dings to start off your day.

Tintéan Sessions @ Flannery’s (Free, 2pm)
Trad session in a pub.

Sean O’Meara @ Flannery’s Bar (Free, 2pm)
Early acoustic session for All we Have are Days.

The Olllam @ Theatre Royal (Sold out)
Irish-American fusion group play the Theatre Royal.

Sunday Service @ Dolan’s Warehouse (€12)
Mother of Pearl, John Foley, The Prize Band, Dinorah, and Maisie’s Room.

ØXN @ John’s Church (€38.50)
Second show from the experimental doom folk group with support from Anna B Savage.


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