The best gigs, clubs & festivals in Dublin this week

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Keane @ Olympia Theatre (Sold Out)
Guilty pleasures for the indie soul.
Tion Wayne @ Academy Green Room (€17+)
North London MC.
Jordan Rakei @ Whelan’s (€20+)
Kiwi R&B/Soul artist.
Belinda Carlisle @ Vicar Street (€45+)
Google Maps tells me that heaven isn’t actually a place on Earth.
Lost: Matheson @ Fibber’s (10.30pm, €5+)
Late night with Belfast DJ on Parnell street.

Homebeat: Fujiya & Miyagi @ The Sugar Club (€24+)
Brighton based rock group flaunting new LP Flashback.
Jurassic 5’s Soup Presents: Fulle Love Collective @ Bello Bar (€20+)
A key member of one of hip-hop’s most influential groups does a new solo show.
Slither X Research: Eugene McCauley @ 39/40 (11pm, €6+)
Dublin City Donk Party.

Slowthai @ The Academy (€20+)
Oi!Doorman!
Future Proof: Alex Gough, Kobina, April @ Bello Bar (€10+)
Our night in association with Homebeat returns with a stellar lineup.
JyellowL @ Whelan’s (€17+)
One of the nation’s top hip-hop acts.
Garret Kato & Riley Pearce @ The Workmans Club (€15+)
Double bill of Australian singer-songwriters.
Mick Flannery @ Lost Lane (Sold Out)
The Irish singer-songwriter does a stint of sold-out nights in Lost Lane.
Sing Along Social: Robbie vs Take That @ The Sugar Club (€13+)
Team Robbie needs to take a hard look at themselves.
Notions: Ell @ Wigwam (11pm, €5+)
Gash collective superstar.

Slowthai @ The Academy (€20+)
Oi!Doorman!
GTA Sounds Of Vice City @ TRAMLINE (€17+)
Brass and synths covering one of video gaming’s most iconic soundtracks.
Le Boom @ Olympia Theatre (€25+)
One of the band’s last shows before an imminent writing break.
Homebeat Selects: Kyoto Love Hotel @ The Bernard Shaw (Free)
Mello electronica.
The Bonk, John Francis Flynn @ The Sound House (€14+)
Stranger than fiction jazz band featuring ex-members of O Emperor.
Look Mum No Computer, Gadget & The Cloud @ Whelan’s Upstairs (€16+)
One of Youtube’s audio boffs gets support from N9 writer Kelly Doherty.
Alice Phoebe Lou @ Whelan’s (€15+)
South African singer-songwriter.
Hunkpapa @ The Grand Social (€12+)
Belfast native indie rock band.
Mick Flannery @ Lost Lane (Sold Out)
The Irish singer-songwriter does a stint of sold out nights in Lost Lane.
Senses: KVSH @ Twenty Two Night Club (10pm, €14+)
The second event in Twenty Two’s new club night.
Camelphat @ District 8 (10pm, €27+)
Big time techno.
SPACER: Le Boom Afterparty @ Lost Lane (11pm, Free)
Come here after the Olympia. DJs Fiona Gavin and Nialler9.
Paul Van Dyk @ The Button Factory (11pm, €19+)
A general in the trance army.
Nothing Great About Workman’s @ Workman’s Club (11pm, €7+)
Softboy Records and District Magazine team up for a Slowthai afterparty.

Pink Clouds #1 @ Jaja Studios (€10+)
A collective of audio and visual artists host a unique rave.
A4 Sounds: Ten Past Seven, Aonghus McEvoy Trio @ A4 Sounds (€10+)
Headed by instrumental three-piece from Kerry.
Squarehead @ The Workmans Club (€12+)
The Irish indie band launch new album High Time.
Tiny Magnetic Pets @ Tramline (€10+)
Dublin electronic three-piece.
Necropolis: Dead & Loving It @ The Sound House (€15+)
Getting spooky.
Syml @ Button Factory (€17+)
Ex-Barcelona member does a solo show.
Local Natives @ The Academy (€27+)
American indie-rock band.
Island Times @ The Big Romance (Free)
All vinyl, all good.
Mutate X Nightcap: Volvox @ Kaizen Bar Tengu (10.30pm, €12+)
NY underground techno DJs.
Prince X Late Nite TUff Guy @ Opium Club (10.30pm, €10+)
A celebration of the purple one.
Bodytonic: Carista @ Wigwam (11pm, €13+)
Hidden Agenda: The Midnight Disco @ Lost Lane (11pm, Free)
This week’s midnight disco will start at 11pm.
Melodic: Thomas Melchoir @ Tengu (11pm, €12+)
German minimal techno maestro.
Svbversion club [ IV ] @ Berlin D2 (Free, 10pm)
Underground dance music series with Techno, Cold-wave, Industrial Dance Music, Dark-wave.

Tessa Violet @ Academy 2 (€15+)
Singer-songwriter & video blogger.
Joey Gavin, Puddle @ Tengu (€8+)
Berlin-based Irish indie act comes home for a gig.
Munky @ Lost Lane (€14+)
We think you’ll find this band appealing.