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The best gigs & club nights in Limerick this weekend

Highlights: Gavin Friday, Chief Keegan, Senu X, Ditz, Stereolab, and more.

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


Wednesday, February 18th


Gavin Friday

Gavin Friday @ Dolan’s Warehouse (€36)
The Virgin Prunes’ frontman touring his new album Ecco Homo.


Thursday, February 19th

Ditz

Chief Keegan, Senu X @ Record Room (€15)
Double headliner.

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Ditz @ Kasbah Social Club (€15)
Brighton noise rockers on tour.

Shoshin @ Dolan’s Upstairs (€17, 9pm)
Jazz improvisation four-piece.


Friday, February 20th

Stereolab Photo Credit Joe Dilworth
Stereolab (Photo: Joe Dilworth)

Stereolab @ Dolan’s Warehouse (Sold out)
Anglo-French avant-pop, with support from Emma Tricca.


Saturday, February 21st

Smash Hits! @ Dolan’s Warehouse (Sold out)
A tribute to the 90s.


Sunday, February 22nd

Scaler

Sunday Sessions @ Record Room (Free)
Mrs. Henry play some classic covers.

Scaler @ Kasbah Social Club (€19)
Bristol four-piece blending electronica and rock.


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