Fantastic gig on July 1st from Blanchardstown outfit Mechanical Wonders, with a great opener from Dublin song-writing legend Seán Millar.

A really fun, sing-along night with Marino’s MUGS Ukulele Group! Unfortunately Pete & Tom On Song weren’t able to make it (but they’ll be back soon..), so the MUGS kindly treated us to an extra-long set..

Beautiful gig on June 17th with singer-songwriter & fiddle player Cathy McEvoy & her amazing band, with a great opener from Brian Barron - lovely audience & even a couple of visitors over from Virginia!

A great, fun night with The Straight-Up Organ Trio on June 10th. Myles Drennan (Hammond Organ), Hugh Buckley (Guitar) & Jerry Fehily (Drums) cooked their way through an incredible set, treating a captivated audience to some superlative musicianship, all kicked off with another amazing opener from guitar maestro Ben Prevo.

Fantastic show on June 3rd from Dublin/Clare band A Clatter & Drone, with a gorgeous support slot from Galway-based Dave Clancy, returning on July 15th with a few musical compadres for his own full set.

A great night with Trad multi-instrumentalist Kevin Meehan’s new outfit Púca Pulse, in a stripped-down 3-piece version of the full 5-piece band, with support from the wonderful Ru O’Shea.

Very tasty gig on May 20th with the incredible Annulments & a stomping opening set from Blanchardstown outfit Mechanical Wonders, back for a full show of their own on 1st July!

An absolutely magic gig on May 6th with the amazing Cuilla - harp, guitar, fiddle & three-part vocal harmonies, playing to a packed house.. Supported by local band The Annulments, who return for a full show on May 20th!

An incredible, mesmerising & immersive night on April 28th, spent in the company of Tuvan throat-singer, soundscape & ritual artist, Soriah, who was able to squeeze in a last gig before departing for Iceland. With a beautiful opening set from singer-songwriter & Shruti player Cáitín, on her first ever gig!

A stomping show on April 22nd from Darren A. Flynn & band - high-energy Country, Americana & good old-fashioned Rock n Roll, with some proper dancing going on! With a great set from Clontarf’s own Richard Mulligan..

A beautiful gig on April 21st, in the company of renowned Canadian performer, author, poet & songwriter Tara MaClean, accompanied by violinist Grainne White. Tara’s brand new memoir ‘Song Of The Sparrow’ was just released on the same day, so we were treated to a reading before Tara blew us all away with the sheer power of her voice.. We also had the pleasure of the company of some folks from the Arts Council, the Canadian Embassy, local representatives & even a drop-in from Dublin’s Lord Mayor, Ray McAdam! All kicked off with a gorgeous opening set from the amazing Kate & Sadie.