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salute presents TRUE MAGIC
2024-11-27 19:30 - 23:00 UTC | The Grand Social, 35 Liffey St. Lower,, Dublin, D1, Ireland
salute makes their much anticipated Irish return this November 27th at The Grand Social with their ‘TRUE MAGIC’ World Tour.

salute’s TRUE MAGIC album is a concept album based on the concept of racing Japanese cars. The album features contributions from Rina Sawayama, Karma Kid, Disclosure, Sam Gellaitry, なかむらみなみ, Empress Of, Léa Sen, Piri, and Leilah and charted at number 5 on the UK Dance Albums Chart. Described by salute as “fast and soulful house music,” with influences including U.K. garage, techno, classic house, and French house.

Tickets go on general sale at 10AM Friday 27th September HERESign up for Pre-sale HERE

Sam Alfred Irish Tour
2024-10-08 22:00 - 2024-10-11 03:00 | The Grand Social, 35 Liffey St. Lower,, Dublin, D1, Ireland
We are incredibly excited to announce Aussie sensation @samalfredd joins us for a 3-stop Irish tour this October, with debut shows in Galway & Limerick as well as a return to the capital to close out the tour 💫

Limerick: Tue, Oct 08 @dolans_limerick

Galway: Wed, Oct 09 @roisindubhpub

Dublin: Fri, Oct 11 @centrepointclub

Barry Can't Swim
2024-03-15 19:00 - 23:00 | Vicar Street, 58-59 Thomas St, Dublin, Dublin, 8, Ireland
Barry Can’t Swim announces headline live show at Vicar Street on March 15th

Just a few days after the release of Barry Can’t Swim’s long-awaited debut album ‘When Will We Land?’ – released Friday 20th October on Ninja Tune – Barry announces an impressive 2024 headline world tour. Kicking off at the start of February with stops across North America, before a string of UK and EU live dates including Vicar Street on Friday, March 15th.

‘When Will We Land?’ marks the Edinburgh-born artist’s broadest and most diverse project yet, the 11-track project moves from deep house to jazz, from ambiance to the percussive charge of afrobeat. It’s all held together by his singular sense of purpose and that trademark vivacity; deftly finessed, it’s an album that works as a form of musical autobiography.

The new album and today’s tour announcement arrive hot on the heels of a momentous few months for Barry with stand-out DJ sets at this year’s Glastonbury, an already lauded Boiler Room performance at FLY Open Air festival, a Mahogany session and high profile shows across the world (Amnesia in Ibiza alongside Kerri Chandler, Honey Dijon and Nina Kraviz). Barry also recently performed a stand-out set at Warehouse Project ‘Boiler Room Presents’ to a packed out room alongside Overmono, DJ EZ, Casisdead and Moodymann, played Portola festival to a huge crowd, played multiple sold-out headline shows and supported Ben Böhmer in New York, LA and Chicago.

The Edinburgh-born musician caught attention with a series of releases in 2020, before signing to Ninja Tune imprint Technicolour for his sensational 2022 EP ‘More Content’ (which has amassed over 20 million streams to date) and ‘Amor Fati’ (35 million to date). To add to this Billboard named him as one of their 10 Dance Artists To Watch, while influential voices such as The Blessed Madonna and Annie Mac are huge fans. More recently, his newest single “Always Get Through To You” was Clara Amfo’s Hottest Record.

‘When Will We Land?’ is out now on Ninja Tune.

Tickets go on general sale Friday, October 27th at 10 am via Ticketmaster.ie

Pre-sale tickets go on sale Thursday, October 26th at 10 am sign-up below.

Barry Can't Swim
2023-11-10 19:30 - 23:00 | Button Factory, Curved St, Temple Bar, Dublin, Dublin, D02 RD26, Ireland
Barry Can’t Swim announces headline live show at the Button Factory on November 10th

BARRY CAN’T SWIM ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM ‘WHEN WILL WE LAND?’ OUT 20TH OCTOBER ON NINJA TUNE / NEW SINGLE ‘WOMAN’ OUT NOW

Multi-faceted Scottish artist Barry Can’t Swim will release his debut album ‘When Will We Land?’ on Ninja Tune, out October 20th. His broadest and most diverse project yet, the 11-track project moves from deep house to jazz, from ambiance to the percussive charge of afrobeat. It’s all held together by his singular sense of purpose and that trademark vivacity; deftly finessed, it’s an album that works as a form of musical autobiography.

The incoming debut album is led by the new single ‘Woman’, a fantastic blend of digital production and organic musicianship. A warm bed of notes pirouettes around an emphatic vocal from Låpsley, resulting in a song that moves between the cavernous house of Moodymann, say, and the neo-psychedelic tonnes of shoegaze. “I sent it out,” he recalls, “Lapsley came back immediately with this unreal vocal. I chopped it up, re-arranged it… it’s one of those things that fell into place.”

‘Woman’ follows the emphatic success of the recent single ‘Sunsleeper’, which landed in the opening weeks of 2023. A dextrous and ambitious talent, Barry Can’t Swim embraces the energy of club music while also blending this with organic elements. “For me, I want it to have a musicality to it,” he says of his debut album. “I wanted it to have the energy of electronic music but also with a more organic live element. I feel like I’m more of a musician than anything else. I’m a producer but I like writing music on instruments.”

The Edinburgh-born musician caught attention with a series of releases in 2020, before signing to Ninja Tune imprint Technicolour for his sensational 2022 EP ‘More Content’. Billboard named him as one of their 10 Dance Artists To Watch, while single ‘Blackpool Boulevard’ was Radio 1 playlisted – veteran broadcaster Pete Tong loved it, while influential voices such as The Blessed Madonna and Annie Mac are huge fans.

Expanding on this early promise, Barry Can’t Swim doubles down for his debut album, producing a work that feels complex but intricately unified. Utilising afrobeat drum loops for the title track, he works with choral harmonies on ‘Always Get Through To You’, and samples seminal Brazilian group Trio Ternura on joyous album highlight ‘Dance Of The Crab’.

“You only get to make your debut album once,” he points out. “So I want to showcase all the elements of the things I enjoy and love in music up to this point.”

Barry Can’t Swim will also be heading out on a UK/EU live tour later this year, with stops in Dublin, Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris, Manchester, Liverpool. Bristol, London, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Steel City Dance Discs Irish Tour w/ Mall Grab + Effy + David Jackson
2023-10-29 23:00 - 2023-11-01 23:00 | Multi
We are pleased to announce that Mall Grab will bring his Steel City Dance Discs label to Ireland this October / November for an intimate label showcase tour alongside Effy & David Jackson.

Mall Grab is no stranger to Irish shores and has headlined the likes of Forbidden Fruit, Life Festival, AVA & Emerge in Belfast in recent years, this will be a rare chance to see him in your local venue. The tour will be a family affair with record label Steel City Dance Discs coming on tour in Ireland for the first time, With Effy & David Jackson, the positive energy is secured.

Sun, Oct 29 | Centre Point – DublinMon, Oct 30 | Cyprus Avenue – CorkTue, Oct 31 | Dolans Warehouse – LimerickWed, Nov 1 | Roisin Dubh – Galway

Lord Apex
2023-10-24 19:30 - 23:00 | Button Factory, Curved St, Temple Bar, Dublin, Dublin, D02 RD26, Ireland
Lord Apex returns to Dublin on Tuesday, October 24th at Button Factory. Tickets go on sale this Friday, June 2nd at 10 AM.

Lord Apex is a rare character, his musical knowledge a rabbit hole and that’s evident in the producers, musicians, artists, and DJs that he works with. He’s a student of the game, someone who has a rich opinion about anything he puts his ears to — it’s traits like these that will set him apart from his peers in the future. The influences bleed out from beyond the confines of the music itself, you hear tones of Madlib, J Dilla, and MF DOOM – arguably the 2012 Miami Heat of rapper-producers. And that’s a pretty solid benchmark to look toward. You don’t want to miss this.

Overmono
2023-10-06 07:00 - 23:00 | Vicar Street, 58-59 Thomas St, Dublin, Dublin, 8, Ireland
British electronic duo Overmono return to Dublin following the release of their highly anticipated debut album, out via XL Recordings last Friday. The album has received rave reviews such as;

“UK rave history is distilled to perfection” – The Guardian

On their debut album ‘Good Lies’, the pair retains all the hallmarks of the project so far, while unashamedly dialing up the ambition; the hooks here are sweeter, the beats harder.” – NME

“it wasn’t until they started making music together as Overmono that they became a sensation. When the duo made their Coachella debut last month, the energy they spent the past seven years building up was readily apparent.” – Stereogum

“Overmono are the UK’s next massive dance duo” – The Face Magazine

“Good Lies’ is setting aside Overmono from the rest.

The epitome of 2023 sound, the album breathes a continuously dynamic aura” – CLASH

“Epic emotional resonance, raw beats, a timeless combination” – DJ Mag

Folamour 'House Of Love'
2023-03-28 18:00 - 23:00 | Dublin
Folamour is returning to Dublin on March 28th with his House Of Love show. Register your interest below https://tix.to/houseoflovetour

House Of Love is Folamour’s new jewel. A label built around one idea: to create an environment for you to dream. House of Love stands for a culture, a state of mind and a shared passion for music. An environment where the sky’s the limit and dreams can come true.

This project starts with specific cities and places that have a historical background that share the values of House Of Love.It is a whole new experience, out of time, where emotions and senses are activated. A safe space to dance and share.H.O.L’s aim is to spread values and a positive message in a festive way, to give an experience that will impact new and old generations. A place to embrace a moment of harmony, goodwill, and madness with a careful selection of music.

Ben Böhmer (Live) - Begin Again
2022-11-12 19:30 - 22:30 | Opium Live, 13-14 Liberty Ln, Portobello, Dublin,, D08 NF86, Ireland
Ben has gone from strength to strength in recent years with his seminal livestream for Cercle being followed up with his highly acclaimed sophomore album ‘Begin Again’ that was released on Anjunadeep in September of 2021.

As with the first part of his album tour this show will see Ben bring his highly personalised, unique and improvised live show to Opium to celebrate his second album. Accompanied with his signature stage production and visuals Ben will perform an array of hits from ‘Begin Again’, early transcending tracks like ‘Breathing’ and his remix of Monolink’s ‘Father Ocean’ as well as new tracks that he has written in recent months.

Support for this show will be announced closer to the date.

Two Shell - Irish Tour Oct 22
2022-10-27 23:00 - 2022-10-31 03:00 | Multi
We are incredibly excited to welcome Two Shell to Ireland for the very first time on the Halloween Bank Holiday weekend. Hitting Galway, Limerick, Belfast & Dublin. With support from Sputnik One, Carlton Doom, Hannah Hession, Dufi, and Inside Move. Tickets go on sale at 9AM Friday, October 7th.

Or:la
2022-10-22 23:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland

Chaos In The CBD (All Night Long)
2022-10-15 23:00 | Wigwam, 54 Middle Abbey St, Dublin, Dublin, D1, Ireland
Chaos In The CBD return to Dublin to play a special All Night Long set in Wigwam Basement on Saturday, 15th October.

Franky Wah (All Night Long)
2022-10-14 23:00 - 2022-10-15 03:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland

OVERMONO (Live) - EU & UK Tour
2022-10-04 20:00 - 2022-10-06 23:00 | Dublin
We are delighted to welcome OVERMONO to Ireland this October bringing their live show to Cyprus Avenue, Cork; Dolans Warehouse, Limerick; and Centre Point, Dublin.

Following the release of their latest EP via XL Recordings “Cash Romantic”, Overmono set off on a three-date Irish tour, hitting Cork, Limerick, and Dublin.

Overmono are fast becoming the duo to define the UK club sound of this era. Already this year, they have sold-out two major headline shows and are set to perform at 40+ festivals across the globe. With more to come, 2022 is going to be Overmono’s biggest year yet. In 2021 Overmono were named ‘Best Live Act’ at the prestigious DJ Mag Best of British Awards after exploding across the live music circuit. Their summer anthem ‘So U Kno’ reignited club and festival dancefloors post-pandemic and went on to be named ‘Track of the Year’ by Resident Advisor. Meanwhile, they produced three critically acclaimed EPs, a BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix and a compilation for iconic London institution Fabric, which is hailed as one of the best-ever released since the series inception in 2019.

Dan Shake
2022-09-23 23:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland

Loods + Soul Jam
2022-09-10 23:00 - 2022-09-11 02:30 | Dublin

$NOT [Cancelled]
2022-08-20 22:45 | Button Factory, Curved St, Temple Bar, Dublin, Dublin, D02 RD26, Ireland
Due to the current circumstances surrounding international travel $NOT will have to postpone his European tour. He will return sometime in 2023 and looks forward to seeing all the fans. All tickets for the Dublin show have been refunded.

Ross From Friends (Live) [Sold Out]
2022-08-19 19:00 - 22:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
Ross From Friends will return to Dublin to perform his second studio album entitled ‘Tread’ live at Centre Point.

The show will now take place on Friday, August 19th

Over 18s Gov ID Required

Ross From Friends (Live) [Extra Late Night Show]
2022-08-19 02:30 - 03:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
Ross From Friends will return to Dublin to perform his second studio album entitled ‘Tread’ live at Centre Point. Due to demand a second show has now been added.

Over 18s Gov ID Required

Maribou State (DJ Set)
2022-05-14 23:00 - 2022-05-15 03:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
Since 2011 MARIBOU STATE has built a global reputation through two incredible albums on Ninja Tune, ‘Portraits’ and ‘Kingdoms in Colour’. The duo’s music is as tasteful as it is catchy and as creative, as it is timeless – their music has been the heartbeat to so many of our lives. We are delighted to welcome them back to Dublin for an intimate DJ set at Centre Point. Support from January Winters

Freddie Gibbs (SOLD OUT)
2022-04-04 19:00 - 22:30 | Vicar Street, 58-59 Thomas St, Dublin, Dublin, 8, Ireland
Freddie Gibbs returns to Dublin for his biggest Irish show to date, performing at Vicar Street on April 4th, 2022, with special guest support from Lord Apex.

Freddie Gibbs has become one of hip-hop’s most important, inimitable, and influential voices via his quotable wordplay, versatile songs, and unflinching honesty. Since 2004, the uncompromising Indiana-raised rapper has built a diehard global fan base and regularly attracted tastemaker adoration. His discography includes 20-plus mixtapes, eight EPs, four official solo albums, and four top-billed collaborative records. 2019’s Bandana with Madlib was a new critical and commercial high watermark. After bowing at #21 on the Billboard Top 200, it closed 2019 on year-end lists by Vulture, Vibe, UPROXX, Stereogum, Noisey, SPIN, Complex, and more. GQ called it “one of the best albums of the year” and promised, “Freddie Gibbs will rap circles around anybody.” Teaming up with Warner Records in 2020, his momentum only accelerated six months later as The Alchemist-assisted Alfredo drew the same enthusiasm, landing a 2021 GRAMMY nomination for Best Rap Album and hitting #4 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart. Freddie Gibbs has collaborated with everyone from Pusha T, Killer Mike, Anderson .Paak, and Yasiin Bey to Tyler, The Creator, Gucci Mane, A$AP Ferg, Jay Rock, and Young Thug, in addition to contributing music to blockbuster video game franchises, such as Grand Theft Auto, Max Payne, and NBA2K. Previously, Gibbs teamed up with ESPN for Black History Month, to perform on their “Black History Always” special The Undefeated Presents: A Room of Our Own, and was featured on The Undefeated’s Music For The Moment/Black History Always EP.

Tickets go on sale Thursday, November 12th at 11 AM

Over 18’s – GOV ID required

Mall Grab | '22 Irish Tour
2022-03-15 22:00 - 2022-03-20 03:00 | Dublin
Jordon Alexander, aka Mall Grab, does not do halves – we are delighted to welcome him back to Ireland this March for his first nationwide tour since 2018, with special guest Effy making her Irish debut. More to be announced to the line-ups

Operating at a dangerously high frequency, the Australian’s rise from an exciting newcomer to a dominant force has been impossible to ignore.

With an endless arsenal of club weapons, Jordon’s evolving palate is channelled through his Looking For Trouble record label and (consistently sold-out) parties. Never one to hit pause, Jordon keeps his world spinning as the axis of Steel City Dance Discs, a label family that transcends genres and blows away ticket holders.

While guilty of some of Rinse FM’s highest play counts over the past few years, it’s the live arena in which Mall Grab does the realest damage. Current artillery favours predominantly unreleased Mall Grab original productions, with no two sets alike, but a single constant motif: Raw energy.

Tuesday 15th – Dolans Warehouse, Limerick (SOLD OUT)

Wednesday 16th – Centre Point, Dublin (ONLY 20% TIX REMAIN)

Thursday 17th – Faint X Motion, Sligo (ONLY 5% TIX REMAIN)

Friday, 18th – Cyprus Avenue, Cork (ONLY 10% TIX REMAIN)

Saturday, 19th – Index, Dublin (SOLD OUT)

KI/KI
2022-03-11 23:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
Highlighted as one of the most exciting prospects of last summer, KI/KI is no doubt one of, if not, the fastest rising talent to come out of the ever-fertile Amsterdam scene at present. Her fast-track began as a resident at Spielraum, one of Amsterdam’s most celebrated queer parties, where she has solidified herself as a force to be reckoned with. A true favourite amongst its devoted followers, KI/KI was also included in the Spielraum takeover at Berghain where she left no stone unturned. Aside from her residency, she has also left her mark on a series of prolific clubs and festivals such as Bassiani, Reaktor and Lowlands to name just a few. KI/KI’s diverse style gives the club a fresh perspective with an old sound. Her sharp consistency has not gone unnoticed and with so much activity and momentum behind her name, the possibilities for this young talented DJ seem almost endless…

Plus support from Aero & MELTX

O'Flynn
2022-03-04 23:00 | Lost Lane, 1-2 Adam Court, Grafton Street,, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
We are delighted to announce that the hotly-tipped SHO’Flynn is a young producer from London who has been hailed by Boiler Room as “one of dance music’s most prosperous newcomers”.One of the standout 12 inches of 2015 came in the form of O’Flynn’s debut release; two tracks of percussive and powerful, African-influenced house music. ‘Tyrion’ became a tool for Four Tet that was rarely left out of his sets, while the anthemic ‘Desmond’s Empire’ won support from Gilles Peterson and was used to devast…

Plus support from January Winters

Prospa
2022-02-18 23:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
Prospa are a rising electronic UK duo, Harvey Blumler and Gosha Smith. Make their club debut at Centre Point Friday, Feb 18th

Sad Night Dynamite
2022-02-18 19:00 - 22:30 | Workmans Club
Hotly-tipped UK duo Sad Night Dynamite will make their much anticipated Irish debut at The Workman’s Club on Friday, February 18th, 2022. Tickets go on sale at 9 AM Thursday, November 11th.

Equal parts light and shade, dystopia and fantasy, Sad Night Dynamite invite listeners to accept and celebrate that sense of not knowing quite where they are (in their records, or amidst the uncertainties of the world at large). But there are a few acts it’s easier to pin down. Archie and Josh are a duo whose formative, somewhat feral upbringing near Glastonbury saw them first meet at school, but start Sad Night Dynamite whilst separated at university. Cut and pasting Logic files over email, something stuck with the experimental epic ‘Icy Violence’, which introduced the boys’ incredible way with production: today, influences range from Tyler, The Creator, The Specials and Outkast to lyrics laced with a distorted, fairground-mirror way with storytelling. “Sad Night Dynamite,” Archie concludes, “is a bizarre fantasy built on real experiences.” Wherever the truth lies, embracing modern chaos has catapulted Sad Night Dynamite into the UK’s most essential new duo. “Our music is a hybrid of the best and worst parts of each of us,” Josh decides. “Which is a shame, really,” Archie adds, “because if you just took good parts of each of us you might come up with one quite decent person.”

“A brilliant new band… a darkened cellar of delights” Observer, Ones To Watch

“A nightmarish alt-reality” NME

“Points to a career that should belong, fruitful and full of game-changing experimentation” Complex

“Impressive…soundtracking our not-so-dystopian future” The Face

“A heady fusion of hip-hop, electronica, punk, Britpop and more…meaningful and full of depth” Wonderland

Tickets go on sale Thursday, November 12th at 09 AM

Over 18’s – GOV ID required

Partiboi69
2022-02-11 23:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
With a unique mixing style of pure, body-shaking adrenaline combined with an unrivaled stage presence, Partiboi keeps it 69 all the time! Coming to Centre Point on Friday, Feb 11th

Folamour
2022-02-05 23:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
One of the most talked-about artists in dance music right now, the French DJ and producer Folamour re-opens Centre Point on Saturday Feb 5th

BKLAVA
2021-12-29 23:00 | Centre Point, Curved Street, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland

Sofia Kourtesis
2021-12-03 23:00 | Lost Lane, 1-2 Adam Court, Grafton Street,, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland
