WED 8th APRIL - PETE & TOM ON SONG
Purveyors of perfectly-crafted Folk-Pop, Pete & Tom On Song, along with Alex Cris on violin & Ciaran O’Sullivan on percussion, continue to record & release new music, often focusing on themes of regret, loneliness & isolation, while striving to create rich, memorable, atmospheric & rhythmic sounds that make audiences clap & stomp along. Come along for a great show, with support from Darren A. Flynn, returning for his own full-band performance on April 22nd!
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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TUES 21st APRIL - TARA MACLEAN
Tara MacLean is an internationally renowned artist and activist from Epekwitk/Prince Edward Island, Canada. Widely regarded as one of Canada’s most powerful vocalists, her career spans 9 albums, multiple chart hits, movie soundtracks and awards. A poet, playwright and dual Canadian-Irish citizen, Tara acts as a cultural bridge, recently completing successful tours across Canada, the UK and EU, including a standout performance at the Glastonbury Festival. Tara will be accompanied on the night by violinist Grainne White. Support from local Folk duo Kate & Sadie.
“Tara MacLean is a stirring presence, who appears to have all the chops and artistry to fuel a bonfire.” - Billboard Magazine
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 22nd APRIL - DARREN A. FLYNN & BAND
Darren A. Flynn is an award-nominated singer-songwriter from Dublin. His music covers a spectrum of classic Americana, from folky introspection right thru to good old fashioned Rock & Roll. It has been described as "compelling" (Irish Times) and with "a great bustling, rousing energy" (Irish Mirror). Darren has performed at myriad Irish festivals & internationally in Denmark, the UK, Spain, France, Germany, the Netherlands & Italy. Come on down for a stomping night, with support from local Country singer-songwriter Richard Mulligan.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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TUES 28th APRIL - SORIAH
SORIAH is the stage persona of Enrique Ugalde, an internationally-acclaimed throat singer and ritual artist who generates experimental soundscapes where ancient traditions are revealed through the lens of modern experience. SORIAH weaves Tuvan throat singing, pre-Columbian sounds, classical Indian raga, and modern Western styles, looping and processing his voice and traditional instruments into lush sonic tapestries. His lyrics are often written in Nahuatl (Mexica/Aztec) or Tuvan, preserving and expressing cultural mysteries with reverence and wonder. Support from local singer & Shruti player Cáitín.
“The Tuvan throat singing phenomenon that is SORIAH will take you to that holy place whenever you lend an ear to his music.” - David J (Bauhaus)
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 6th MAY - CUILLA
Dublin-based band Cuilla blend influences from Traditional Irish music & modern Folk. With diverse influences ranging from Christy Moore to Kate Nash, Cuilla's distinctive, smoky vocals & ethereal harp solos are complimented by melodic undertones on violin. The unique string trio of guitar, harp & violin makes for a mystical & nostalgic sound, while the combination of striking rhythms & simple ballad-like lyrics speak to the zetigeist of modern Ireland. A cathartic musical experience not to be missed! With support from The Annulments, who return for a full show on Wed 20th May.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 20th MAY - THE ANNULMENTS
The Annulments are a group of highly-seasoned musicians from varied musical backgrounds, from Rock & Folk to Classical & Contemporary music. The group perform original songs written by Stephen Coyle, informed by influences ranging through Traditional Irish and American Folk Music, Country, Soul & Rock. The Annulments' recent album Dead Preservations explores themes of loss, guilt, alienation & perseverance in the face of a rapidly changing world. As on their first album Everything I Lost, the band's focus is on finely-crafted storytelling & sensitive arrangements. Support from local band Mechanical Wonders.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 27th MAY - PÚCA PULSE
Named after the shape-shifting creature of Irish mythology , Púca Pulse is a high-energy Irish Folk Trad-Rock band, pushing Traditional music into bold new territory. Their sound blends drums, concertina, whistle, guitar and powerful vocals with brand-new arrangements that transform Folk and Trad music into something loud, heavy and full of life. The result is a live show that feels closer to a stadium-ready rock concert than a quiet trad session — an electrifying, entertaining experience that has left audiences begging for encores! Like the mythical creature they’re named after, Púca Pulse are unpredictable, energetic and impossible to ignore. Support from local singer-songwriter Ru O’Shea.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 3rd JUNE - A CLATTER & DRONE
The next evolutionary phase of dark Irish music, reshaping tradition through more experimental forms, half-part Dublin, half-part Co. Clare four-piece A Clatter & Drone are driven by narrative songwriting that blends Trad and Folk instrumentation with Hard Rock, Grunge, Psychedeliclia & electronic textures. Drawing thematic influence from psychology and philosophy, their music feels both ancient and confrontationally new. With their debut album set for release this year, it promises to be a magic night! - with support from the amazing Dave Clancy.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 17th JUNE - CATHY McEVOY
Cathy McEvoy is a full-time musician & songwriter with a passion for social justice. Her music draws on Folk, Country, Classical influences and Protest songs, exploring themes such as feminism, religion and human rights. She’s also curator of The Back Room Dispatch, Dublin’s premier songwriter salon at The Cobblestone. She’ll be joined on June 17th by Pádraig Kilbride (keyboard), Emily O’Rourke (lead guitar) and Paddy Joyce (bass). Supported on the night by singer-songwriter Brian Barron.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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WED 1st JULY - MECHANICAL WONDERS
Mechanical Wonders is an indie-folk band from Dublin. The four-piece released their debut EP Wives Tales in 2024 and have spent much of 2025 in the studio recording new material. With roots in the former Dublin outfit Good Time Villains, the band has grown into their own sound, one that blends Indie energy with Folk warmth and classic songwriting. The band are on the rise after some headline shows last summer including The Star Bar and Stoneybatter music festival, drawing great reviews. With support from Irish songwriting royalty Sean Millar, it promises to be a great night!
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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TUES 14th JULY - COLM GAVIN & KENAN FLANNERY
Colm Gavin, a celebrated Dublin songwriter signed to BEO Records, has achieved remarkable success with his releases ‘Your Endless Slumber’ and ‘A Voice for The Urban Darlings’, both topping album charts in Ireland and the UK. Known for his witty performances and sensitive songwriting, Gavin has performed at renowned venues like Vicar Street, Bord Gais Energy Theatre, and Birdland Theatre in New York City. Praised for writing ‘bone breakingly beautiful’ music, Kenan Flannery is a 25-year-old award-winning songwriter from Dublin. At his core he is a storyteller for the working class, with a voice ‘that hits you with the intensity of a hundred Irish poets and musicians’. He mixes his upbringing in Irish Folk & Ballads with his love of American Folk music and has been compared to the likes of John Prine, Townes Van Zandt and Luke Kelly. The lads team up for a very special show, with support from singer-songwriter Stu Da.
Doors 8pm
Tickets €15
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